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hostile takeover

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hostile takeover
n.
An acquisition of a firm despite resistance by the target firm's management and board of directors.
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Noun1.hostile takeover - a takeover that is resisted by the management of the target company
takeover - a change by sale or merger in the controlling interest of a corporation


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US chocolate maker Hershey has launched talks with Italian-based Ferrero on a joint bid for Cadbury, the object of a hostile takeover effort from Kraft Foods, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
US chocolate maker Hershey has launched talks with Italian-based Ferrero on a joint bid for Britain's Cadbury, the object of a hostile takeover effort from Kraft Foods, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
US chocolate maker Hershey has launched talks with Italian-based Ferrero on a joint bid for Britain's Cadbury, the object of a hostile takeover effort from Kraft Foods, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
 
 
 
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