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Looks like if everything pans out, this would go through Q1 2019...and I'm sure would result in some layoffs for MEG employees.
I was laid off within the last 3 years and haven't found any work yet
I was laid off within the last 3 years and found new employment in the same industry
I was laid off within the last 3 years and found new employment in a different industry
I survived the downturn with the same company
I quit my job within the last three years and went elsewhere
Its not over, we're all fucked!
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Looks like if everything pans out, this would go through Q1 2019...and I'm sure would result in some layoffs for MEG employees.
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It would have to, since the only way this deal works is to cut MEG cost structure aggressively.
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The deal is a lowball before the elections. Considering the stock was $11 only 3 months ago before the differentials went up.
But more importantly, the market has reacted and stock is trading at $11 today essentially making the Husky offer null and void.
If Husky offered $18-20, shareholders might give it some thought.
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