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Hostile Tender Offers For Companies Holding Licenses Issued By The Federal Communications Commission, Stephen F. Sewell
Hostile Tender Offers For Companies Holding Licenses Issued By The Federal Communications Commission, Stephen F. Sewell
Federal Communications Law Journal
When a tender offer to acquire a company is made, those making the tender offer will have to overcome a number of regulatory hurdles. The number of hurdles multiply, however, when the offer is hostile and the target company holds licenses issued by the FCC. The article sketches the FCC's response to hostile tender offers for companies holding FCC licenses, specifically discussing the Commission's adoption of procedures in 1985 to address hostile tender offers. While these provisions provided needed clarification, the authority of the FCC to implement these provisions and the effectiveness of them as a matter of policy have …
An Arkansas Practitioner's Guide To Perfecting Security Interests In Securities, Brokerage Accounts, And Other Forms Of Investment Property Under Revised Article 8 And Amended Article 9, Everette L. Martin
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review
No abstract provided.
Three Proposals For A Latin American Stock Exchange In Miami: Full-Service Exchange, Private Offshore Market, Or A Computerized Financial Information Service, Les Riordan
University of Miami Inter-American Law Review
No abstract provided.
Directorial Fiduciary Duties In A Tracking Stock Equity Structure: The Need For A Duty Of Fairness, Jeffrey J. Hass
Directorial Fiduciary Duties In A Tracking Stock Equity Structure: The Need For A Duty Of Fairness, Jeffrey J. Hass
Michigan Law Review
Part I of this article briefly describes the key distinctions between a tracking stock corporation and a conventional corporation. It then touches on the reasons why corporations have adopted tracking stock equity structures. Part II articulates the unique legal challenges presented by a tracking stock equity structure. Part III discusses the disclosure that tracking stock corporations have made with respect to these challenges. Part IV briefly summarizes the fiduciary duties of care and loyalty and explores why these duties are ill-equipped to address these challenges. Part V presents the duty of fairness and discusses the duty's elements in detail. In …
A Cloudy Prospectus: The Supreme Court's Problematic Reasoning In Gustafson V. Alloyd Co., Krista R. Bowen
A Cloudy Prospectus: The Supreme Court's Problematic Reasoning In Gustafson V. Alloyd Co., Krista R. Bowen
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Fourth Circuit Breaks Ranks In United States V. Bryan: Finally, A Repudiation Of The Misappropriation Theory, Sean P. Leuba
The Fourth Circuit Breaks Ranks In United States V. Bryan: Finally, A Repudiation Of The Misappropriation Theory, Sean P. Leuba
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Insider Trading, Price Signals, And Noisy Information, Dennis S. Corgill
Insider Trading, Price Signals, And Noisy Information, Dennis S. Corgill
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Subject Matter Jurisdiction Under The Federal Securities Laws: The State Of Affairs After Itoba, Joseph P. Garland, Brian P. Murray
Subject Matter Jurisdiction Under The Federal Securities Laws: The State Of Affairs After Itoba, Joseph P. Garland, Brian P. Murray
Maryland Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Securitization Of State Ownership: Chinese Securities Law, Minkang Gu, Robert C. Art
Securitization Of State Ownership: Chinese Securities Law, Minkang Gu, Robert C. Art
Michigan Journal of International Law
Part I of this article establishes the scope of analysis and defines the Chinese use of the term "security," which is more limited than under American law. Parts II and III briefly examine the history of Chinese securities laws and the understanding of securities by the Chinese people. Part IV focuses on the government's motivations in establishing the securities markets. Part V discusses the distinctively Chinese approach of classifying shares according to the characteristics and nationality of permitted shareholders. Part VI addresses the future development of Chinese securities markets. The conclusion reflects on the significance of western forms of securities …
Gustafson: One Small Step (Backward) For Private Plaintiffs, One Giant Leap (Backward) For The Securities Bar, J. Dormer Stephen Iii
Gustafson: One Small Step (Backward) For Private Plaintiffs, One Giant Leap (Backward) For The Securities Bar, J. Dormer Stephen Iii
Oklahoma Law Review
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