Jun 16, 2010 15:54
14 yrs ago
English term
people pill
GBK
English to Greek
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
Definition from
Bloomberg.com:
A form of poison pill providing that the entire management threatens to resign in the event of a takeover.
Example sentences:
On the other hand, hostile takeovers often result in the management being fired anyway, so the effectiveness of a people pill defense really depends on the situation. (Investopedia)
Borden chief executive Romeo J. Ventres, calling the defense a "people pill," in contrast to the widely used "poison pills," said that any bidder who tries to take over Borden at a low-ball price would face an executive suite exodus that could cripple the firm overnight. (Los Angeles Times)
Now the managers at Borden, the food and consumer-products giant, have created a novel repellent they call a "people pill." (Time)
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