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Looks like UAL/USAir might be dead.

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A law suit saying that the merger was not in the best interest to move forward on?.....let me guess, you did NOT go to law school.
 
My guess is that UAL never wanted USAir but was/is using them as a tool to lure CAL back to the table. Once the UAL/USAir talks were announced there was alot of press about CAL being left out of the dance without a partner. Since CAL had no interest in UAL at the time, CAL had a quick change of heart and was back into merger negotiations with UAL. I think it is a shrewd but brilliant move for UAL to get what they wanted all along and that is a merger with CAL. Now, will that ever happen? Only time will tell.
 
Merger talk was nothing more then a stock drive. UAL stock has climbed 68 percent in 2010, while Continental is up 23 percent. Tilton, Smisek and Parker are laughing all the way to the bank.

All three know they have nothing to worry about with the current administration, they are all "too big to fail" and will be bailed out by Obama.
 
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Where is George Carlin when we need him?

On topic: Don't worry, USAir, AMR will save you... ;)

TC
 
Merger talk was nothing more then a stock drive. UAL stock has climbed 68 percent in 2010, while Continental is up 23 percent. Tilton, Smisek and Parker are laughing all the way to the bank.
No schit eh!!
"...The first 66,667 of those stock options vested this month, and Tilton exercised them and sold the shares for $23 each on Thursday, the company said in a separate filing. That would have given him a profit of $1.2 million based on the difference between the exercise price and the price he sold them for.
The sale was part of a prearranged 10b5-1 trading plan..."

Thursday April 15th. The perfect conspiracy if you ask me. Smart to use tax deadline day but since they really had no real interest in LCC, one can argue before the SEC that the merger announcement was made to coincide with that prearranged 10b5-1 sale.

...and the money grap continues unabated
 

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