If Fed Ex and UPS were to merge, would they call it Fed UP?
438789
It would certainly be better for divorced individuals than the alternative of "United Ex".
257490
Pay up or we will pull the plug (LOL, sorry, I don't know)
691657
I have to go with the first answer. Where one company lacks the next picks up.
123962
If company BIG merged with company SMALL here is what would happen.\n\nBIG has 500 shares trading at 10 dollars per share.  BIG has a market value of 5000.\n\nSMALL has 200 shares trading at 5 dollars per share.  SMALL has a market value of 1000.\n\nAfter the merger it can be deducted that the NEW BIG company will be worth 6000.  If you own stock in BIG company your amount of shares and value will remain unchanged (only for example purpose, normally stock in BIG company would go up because investors realize BIG wouldn't merge unless it was a profitable tranaction).  If you own shares in SMAll you would recieve 1 Share of BIG for every 2 shares of SMAll you own.  What is left is 600 shares of BIG at 10 per share or 6000 dollars.\n\nIn the case of a demerger, BIG will give a dividend of 1.67 dollars per share to its stock holders equaling 1000 dollars.  1.67 x 600 = 1000.  SMALL will offer 200 shares of its stock for 5 dollars each. 200 x 5 = 1000.
104205
The insurance company merged with  a company called Wellpoint from california. so look for that ticker symbol, I would know because after the merge, Wellpoint laid my mother off-she was an anthem employee.
945174
eeee, hummm, well...\nthey didn't actually... merge, unless you are trying to make a political discourse.\nAMD bought ATI even though they seem firmly decided to keep the video card part of the business going strong; but they also looking at a next generation of processors which will have graphical processes build into the CPU.
1088225
base on just part of the word "Ex", I would say no. It's like saying ex-wife. So... ExFinancial was in the financial business and now they are looking to be out of it and the owners are going to run and take all the money and screw all the employees.
369412
I wouldn't get it. Who knows the reason that the past owners decided to get rid of it!!!\nCheck it out first is all I have to say.
831258
I don't see why they wouldn't. If they truly value your service and don't want you to go elsewhere they will. Most of the companies I have dealt with are more than happy to adapt as long as they know they're not getting the shaft. =)
52774
No that won't happen, that's what i heard when i attended the studio 2005 release last year about the merge :). More over their are lots of freehand user are their, so that won't happen, atleast nearer...\n\n--\nBalakumar Muthu\nhttp://i5bala.blogspot.com
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I've always had the best luck with Fed Ex and UPS, DHL is fairly new to the scene, but from what I;ve heard they're good too, I really think it's about the same for all of them, who ever is easiest for you to use should be the one you choose.
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Yes, It happens quite often. The two companies agree to "turn in" their stock at a agreed upon value and receive stock in a newly formed or "merged company". Though usually called a merger of equals one of the former original companies is seen as dominant or the "winner"
1092791
I would think so.  Unless it is devalued as part of a financial reorganization it should continually increase in value.
508407
They would only lose customers if they did.  There has been no mention of such things just yet so don't worry about any rumors.
10308
it depends on the companies fedex and ups keep information for about 3-6 months USPS about the same But after that they refresh the numbers to be reused
1052769
No. They would complain that the kleenex wasn't being fairly distributed and that some people where being kleenex-disenfranchised and would petition activist judges to make a new government entity ... The Department of Pity-Party Affairs.
762045
They both have their good and bad points.  I would say the vendor relationship would be easier to terminate should the arrangement prove unsatisfactory.