Mergers, acquisitions and startup deals, and what they mean.
The legal mechanics behind deal headlines: who survives, how shares are exchanged, why most public deals are reverse triangular mergers, and what happens to the name and ticker.
Holders who think a cash buyout is too cheap can ask a court to decide the price. Here is how Section 262 works, the demand and 120-day deadlines, and the 1% or $1 million rule.
A buyer is offering cash for your shares directly. Here is how the Schedule TO process runs, what the minimum condition means and what happens to shares that are not tendered.
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