Technology company executives looking to sell can breathe a little easier, thanks to the Delaware Chancery Court ruling in IBP v. Tyson Foods , which found that Tyson couldn't cancel a deal with IBP based on accounting irregularities and a decline in IBP's business prospects. The ruling is among measures Silicon Valley mergers and acquisitions lawyers are drawing upon to make deals more predictable for clients.
November 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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