
The reason given for the latest extension seems to have less to do with virtuous patience and more to do with those pesky US Federal Trade Commission guys snooping around. "Extending our offer will allow the FTC review process to continue," said Owen Mahoney, Senior Vice President of EA Corporate Development, who added that the $25.74-per-share offer remained unchanged. The FTC sent EA a second request for information regarding the proposed takeover back in April.
Take-Two's Chairman of the Board, Strauss Zelnick, reiterated that the offer was inadequate and continued to advise stockholders to hold on while buyout discussions with "interested parties" continue.
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damnit ....
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T2 Shareholder: Uh, I can get more than that selling it right now on the open market.
EA: I'm very important. Sell to me for $25.74 a share.
T2 Shareholder: If I'm not willing to sell for more than $26 on the exchange, why would I sell for less than $26 to you?
EA: I'm not fucking around anymore. You sell to me by May 16th, or this offer is off the table!
T2 Shareholder: OK
EA: ...
EA: You sell to me by June 16th, or this offer is off the table!
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Like it or not gamers, this is a business and if the stock significantly drops due to EA walking away, there will be heads that will roll over it. The people who actually own stock wants to make a profit. Plan and simple. If all these "gamers" who are against the "evil empire" controlling the company need to either buy some stock to keep it from EA and take the lost or they need to honestly STFU.
I am just saying...
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Omm nom nom, not so much...yet :(
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T2: EA is perverted mummy! Hes stalking me!
T2 Mum: Just keep walking honey, don't look back
EA: Ima coming, Ima gunna find ya!
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