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A Delaware judge ruled Friday that Tyson Foods must complete its $4.7 billion acquisition of IBP Inc., rejecting arguments from the Springdale, Ark.-based poultry giant that it had a right to terminate the deal because of accounting problems at IBP. Vice Chancellor Leo E. Strine said IBP did not illegally induce Tyson into the merger by hiding problems at its DFG subsidiary, which makes appetizers.
June 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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