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Article 2 of 4. As discussed in a prior article in this series, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is authorized to review certain cross-border mergers, acquisitions and investment transactions and to recommend that the US president take action to mitigate any perceived national security concerns with transactions it reviews. Such action may include ordering that a transaction be prohibited from closing or even unwound post-closing.
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Today Vice Chancellor Laster issued his ruling in the Aruba Networks appraisal case. The award set the stock’s fair value at Aruba’s thirty-day average unaffected market price, which was $17.13 per share, well below the merger price of $24.67.
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