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Posted by Deepa Chari and Ian M. Ross, Sidley Austin LLP, on Sunday, May 4, 2025 Editor's Note: Deepa Chari is an Associate and Ian M. Ross is a Partner at Sidley Austin LLP. This post is based on their Sidley memorandum, and is part of the Delaware law series ;links to other posts in the series are available here. In February, in an offshoot of the dwindling SPAC boom, the Delaware Court of Chancery dismissed a shareholder derivative lawsuit in In re Skillsoft Stockholders Litigation , No. 2023
Such a takeover would be one of biggest deals ever in oil and gas industry Shell is talking to advisers about the potential for a takeover of the rival oil producer BP, according to reports. The oil major has been discussing the feasibility and merits of a takeover of BP with its advisers in recent weeks, according to a report from Bloomberg, which cited people familiar with the matter.
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In reply to Sue Louisignau. FNMA has already failed, again. Thats why they had the big push to force phony repurchases. Shedding unsold low interest loan bundles with CUs over 3.5, and then down to 3.0. On the other side, they used DEI as an excuse to fund loans that should never have been made, on properties that were ineligible if inspected, but which slipped through with no inspection or incompetent / dishonest inspection.
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