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reacquire
(redirected from reacquisitions)

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reacquire [ˌriːəˈkwaɪə]
vb (tr)
to get or gain (something) again which one has owned
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Weisbach, 1998, "Actual Share Reacquisitions in Open-Market Repurchase Programs," Journal of Finance 53, 313-333.
Share repurchases, the clustering problem, and the free cash flow ... by Wang, Chuan-San; Strong, Norman; Tung, Samuel; Lin, Steve / Financial Management
108(i) for reacquisitions by the debtor or by certain related parties of applicable debt instruments after December 31, 2008, and before January 1, 2011.
Should a company elect to defer cancellation of debt? by Cohen, Gabriel / The Tax Adviser
In a statement, Scott Livengood, chief executive and chairman, said the company was cooperating fully with the Securities and Exchange Commission on an ``informal, nonpublic inquiry'' into the Krispy Kreme's franchise reacquisitions and its earnings guidance.
BRIEFCASE 30-YEAR FIXED RATE UP ON MORTGAGES by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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