FOCUS COLUMN
By Philip Bush
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In late 2006, the Securities and Exchange Commission adopted amendments to the "best-price" rule to clarify that compensatory arrangements with stockholders of the target company in a tender offer do not violate the rule. After the amendments became effective, practitioners were uncertain about whether the rule change would herald the return of the tender offer, wh...
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