A silent, surprise acquisition of a significant number of shares in a company by another firm, often as a prelude to a formal takeover bid.
An overview of the term bid, including its definition and relevance in economics, particularly in relation to hostile and takeover bids.
A group of investors working together with hidden motives to influence stock markets.
A takeover bid opposed by a company's directors due to various reasons including belief in better off independently or seeking a higher offer.
The acquisition of a company by new owners through the purchasing of its shares, either in cash or the purchaser's shares.
