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Walgreen withdraws bid for Longs


October 2008 ... more > Top ^

Oct. 8
  Walnut Creek: Walgreen withdrew its bid today to buy Longs Drug Stores Corp., the drugstore chain it had been trying to woo away from CVS



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Sep. 15
  Walnut Creek: Moving to keep Longs Drug Stores Corp. out of the hands of rival, Walgreens has offered to buy the drug chain, $3.50 per share more than CVS


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Jun.14 Cost Plus mum on Pier 1's acquisition offer
  Oakland: Cost Plus has yet to formally respond to an unsolicited offer to acquire the retailer in a stock swap worth $88 million

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Apr.26 MediaNews to buy Merc, CoCo Times
  SJ Mercury News: Denver's group agreed to buy the SJ Mercury News and the Contra Costa Times as well as 2 other newspapers Apr.20 Chiron shareholders OK sale to Novartis  Emeryville: Shareholders approved a $5.4 billion acquisition by Swiss drug giant Novartis, ending the independent existence Feb.14 Oracle buys Sleepycat  Emeryville: Continuing a recent shopping spree, software maker announced the acquisition of Sleepycat Software Jan.24 Disney buys Pixar in $7.4bn deal
  Emeryville: Disney has agreed a $7.4bn deal to buy the animation firm behind films including Toy Story and The Incredibles
 2.3 Disney shares will be issued for each Pixar share. The deal will see Pixar CEO Steve Jobs join Disney's board of directors. Jobs fell out with former Disney boss Michael Eisner. Disney's new boss Robert Iger has been working to revive relations between the companies
Jan.20 Wham-O sold  Emeryville: The manufacturer of the Frisbee, the Hula Hoop, was sold to a Hong Kong distributor Jan.19 Disney in serious talks to buy Pixar  Emeryville: The Walt Disney is in serious talks to buy Pixar Animation Studios, following months of exploring

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Nov.1 Novartis to buy Chiron
  Emeryville: Chiron's board accepted a $5.1 billion purchase offer from Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis AG
Sep.1 $4.5B Offered to Finish Chiron Takeover  Emeryville: Novartis is offering $4.5 billion in cash for the remaining stake in Chiron to complete its takeover Jul.26 Hershey buys Scharffen Berger  Berkeley: Candy giant announced the acquisition of Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker Inc. May.3 Forstmann to acquire 24 Hour Fitness  San Ramon: Theodore Forstmann made what was likely to be his last big bet by acquiring 24 Hour Fitness Worldwide for $1.6b Mar.21 Diller's Co. Buying Ask Jeeves for $1.85B
  Oakland: Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp is electronic-commerce company. AskJeeves shares climbed 14% Jan.7 Oracle completes PeopleSoft acquisition  Oracle closed the deal after announcing that that 97% of PeopleSoft's stockholders had accepted a $26.50 offer

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Dec.13   Oracle Buys PeopleSoft for $10.3 Billion
  PeopleSoft agreed to a sweetened buyout by rival software maker, relenting after a 18-month takeover saga
 PeopleSoft's board has approved an improved bid, worth $26.50 a share, after 5 previous offers, ranging in value from $7.7bn to $9.4bn. Oracle was winning the support of 60% PeopleSoft shareholders. Larry Ellison was initially making a $5.1bn offer in June 2003. The merged companies are second only in size to SAP in the enterprise software market
Nov.20   PS board again rejected Oracle’s bid  Pleasanton: The board remains convinced that a bid is inadequate and it will not sell the company for less than it’s worth Nov.19 PeopleSoft shareholders back Oracle bid  Pleasanton: The shareholders are tendering more than 60% of the company's stock in support of the $9.2 billion bid Nov.18 Oracle, PeopleSoft escalate war of words  Oracle Chairman Henley depicted PeopleSoft's board as an untrustworthy group Nov.16   2 major PeopleSoft shareholders differ  Pleasanton: 2 shareholders who own 20% of stock are prepared to line up on opposite sides of the Oracle bid battle lines Nov.10   PS board rejects Oracle's $9.2 billion bid  Pleasanton: PeopleSoft Inc.'s board of directors vowed to continue its resistance even if the shareholders decide to accept the offer

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Jul.18 PeopleSoft completed J.D. Ed. Acquisition  Pleasanton: The purchase will pose a new and more expensive obstacle for Oracle in its hostile takeover bid for PeopleSoft Jun.2 PeopleSoft to buy J.D. Edwards for $1.7b  Pleasanton: The combined company, which will retain the PeopleSoft name, will be world's second largest maker of software

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