Some of Bayer shareholders spoke out against doing a deal.
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Doing a deal with them would give either bloc a majority.
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"I cannot see us, unilaterally as OPEC, doing a deal," he said.
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It might be doing a deal with somebody else, to merge our assets.
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At the end of 2013, beginning of 2014, we ended up doing a deal.
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Multiple reports suggest the French carmaker was interested in doing a deal with Fiat Chrysler.
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"We are open to doing a deal whenever the best offer presents itself," McDonough said.
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Trump's team of economic advisers have voiced conflicting views on doing a deal with China.
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And yet, two years later, Jay-Z was doing a deal with Mr. Kaepernick's foe.
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So doing a deal would probably mean working with Labour, whose price is a second referendum.
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I think Bleacher Report already said they're doing a deal with Caesar's, that's a Turner property.
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The banks attributed the failure to risks of doing a deal, restructuring costs and capital demands.
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"Everyone is looking at capturing market share," he said, "and then doing a deal with Uber."
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The banks attributed the failure to the risks of doing a deal, restructuring costs and capital demands.
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You will not fail by raising too much money or by doing a deal with a shark.
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I think the third thing is like, what is it that you're ultimately doing a deal with?
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"They are just open to the idea of doing a deal subject to due diligence," one source said.
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John Kennedy was blasting the agreement, claiming that it amounts to doing a deal with the Communist Party.
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Customers want much more information, including data on counterparties to help judge the risk of doing a deal.
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She is also doing a deal with UPS to make sure people buy physical copies of the album.
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In an interview with Bloomberg, McAdam said he would consider doing a deal with CBS, Comcast or Disney.
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And they said at the time they weren't that far off doing a deal that looked like this.
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Both sides are probably too scared of precedent and doing a deal that ultimately screws one over the other.
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And we're going to either do a great deal with China or we're not doing a deal at all.
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UNCLEAR WHERE THATS GOING TO END UP. GE WAS PREVENTED FROM DOING A DEAL WITH ELECTROLUX FOR ITS APPLIANCES UNIT.
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"If Trump ... is serious about doing a deal with Iran, then I think behind the scenes things may happen," Marandi said.
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But the talks collapsed after six weeks, with the banks citing risks of doing a deal, restructuring costs and capital demands.
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These required any publishers doing a deal with Amazon to reveal the terms of the contracts they made with rival distributers.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives ended up doing a deal with Northern Ireland's DUP after no party earned a decisive majority.
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The headline, it says she walks away and is doing a deal with Andreessen Horowitz or whatever, is very bad for them.
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"Doing a deal and combining the two businesses in Southeast Asia makes a ton of sense," said the source close to Grab.
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"We need to see the real deal in November rather than the talk of the idea of doing a deal," he said.
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"You wouldn't see us doing a deal that's callously priced because we do have to come back to the market," she said.
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"I can certainly imagine the Liberals and NDP doing [a deal]," said David Moscrop, a political theorist at the University of Ottawa.
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European firms don't want to risk losing business in the US by doing a deal with Iran and in turn violating US sanctions.
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The carrier is also wary of doing a deal if the government holds on to any minority or majority stake in Air India.
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I&aposd be open-minded to doing a deal with ZTE if we could make sure it&aposs not a bad deal for America.
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"We think they'll come up with some agreement …This time round, we think the impetus to doing a deal is much stronger," said Gordon.
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What is missing in the South Caucasus is the political will to engage with a plan that involves doing a deal with the enemy.
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By leaving the EU and doing a deal after we left, we might get a better deal for financial services than we have today.
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Achleitner defended Deutsche Bank's strategy after merger talks with Commerzbank failed due to the risks of doing a deal, restructuring costs and capital demands.
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Mr. Kennedy, who had entertained the idea of doing a deal for some time, called Mr. Hayes and broached the idea of a merger.
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T-Mobile is also doing a deal to give you 5GB of free data, which the company says equals up to 10 hours of streaming.
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The best way of doing a deal with Putin is to be nice to him, so I think what Trump is doing is currying favor.
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MANY PEOPLE BELIEVE IT WAS YOUR RESISTANCE TO DOING A DEAL THAT PREVENTED IT. RUTLEDGE: AS I SAID, WE HAVE A GREAT SET OF ASSETS.
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The Conservative Party was heavily criticized by opposition parties and the British media for doing a deal with a party as socially conservative as the DUP.
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Laguarta said PepsiCo had held talks with SodaStream several times in the past but wanted to make sure its business was solid before doing a deal.
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"The idea of doing a deal in Russia of course, is not in and of itself illegal," Randall Eliason, a George Washington University law professor, said.
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If a startup doesn't act on an offer quickly, the firm can threaten to move on to doing a deal with a rival company, he said.
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THERE'S SOME LITIGATION ALREADY TAKING PLACE IN DELAWARE AGAINST THE BOARD FOR DOING A DEAL TO SELL STOCK AT $15 A SHARE TO DR. PATRICK SOON-SHIONG.
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"In the past five or so years, markets have been so average that companies have just gone straight into blackout without doing a deal," one banker said.
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So if either of the current favorites, Trump or Clinton, becomes president, would either have a realistic chance of actually doing a deal between Israelis and Palestinians?
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Early on, I actually came very close to doing a deal with somebody who was in the publishing world that was not a traditional venture investor whatsoever.
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On our very first episode, we discuss the Disney/Netflix split, Netflix courting Mark Millar and Amazon Prime doing a deal with The Walking Dead's Robert Kirman.
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M53S has always ruled out doing a deal, although party leader Luigi Di Maio told CNBC in February he was willing to hold talks with other parties.
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Following media reports, CEO Mashayoshi Son yesterday confirmed his interest in doing a deal with Uber, but he said that SoftBank is also weighing a deal with Lyft.
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There is no chance of her doing a deal with Labour or the Scottish National Party, who are on opposite sides of the political divide to the Conservatives.
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His idea of doing a deal with Democrats was to cancel DACA protection for young undocumented immigrants and then offer to reinstate it in exchange for sweeping concessions.
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LONDON — The UK can scrap all tax on tampons and other sanitary products after a doing a deal with the European Union on Thursday evening, according to multiple reports.
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Comcast is now weighing the pros and cons of doing a deal now rather than later, said these people, who asked not to be named because the discussions are private.
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"You're no longer going to be out on an island doing a deal of great importance," said Greg Bettinelli, an investor with Upfront Ventures who specializes in e-commerce startups.
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"Doing a deal for one year, even though it could be an amazing product and I could truly believe in it, is just going to derail my focus," she said.
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For his part, Salvini said he wanted a right-wing government, and he ruled out doing a deal with the centre-left Democratic Party (PD), the big loser in the election.
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But the talks collapsed after six weeks, with the banks citing risks of doing a deal, restructuring costs and capital demands as among the reasons for their decision to walk away.
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IF YOU GO THE ROUTE OF NOT DOING A DEAL, DOESN'T THE DENSIFICATION THAT YOU NEED OF THE NETWORK, MAKE OR OVERBUILD A REALITY AND COST YOU A LOT MORE MONEY?
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I mean, this is someone who likes doing deals and part of doing a deal is to show people that if you do the deal that he wants, that&aposs very attractive.
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There was talk of a partnership with eBay, but then Ma shocked the business world by doing a deal with Yahoo in 2.13, where the American company invested $1 billion in Alibaba.
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Carpentier and his wife haven't yet taken the plunge — "We're still weighing up options," he says — but doing a deal could extend their reach on and beyond YouTube, shoring up future safety.
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He was selling so much of the stuff that he started doing a deal on the weekends where if you bought two bags you got another half gram on top of it.
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Two of the sources said none of the funds approached by Passera had committed to backing the plan and while they were open to doing a deal, this was subject to due diligence.
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He believed that the Saudis were capable of doing a deal and interested in doing one, and that what remained was a matter of details, according to the person familiar with the letters.
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No group came close to securing an absolute majority on March 4 and a matrix of vetoes has prevented the parties from doing a deal, with friction and frustration growing by the day.
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And Mr Johnson should be in no doubt that unless he ditches the fantastical promises and gets serious about doing a deal, he may end up being compared not to Churchill, but to Chamberlain. ■
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Massiah, speaking at UBI's annual meeting, made the comment when asked about speculation it might be interested in doing a deal with either state-controlled bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena or Banco BPM.
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Malema and DA leader Mmusi Maimane, the first black leader of a party traditionally seen as the political home of wealthy whites, have ruled out any chance of doing a deal with the ANC.
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I mean, the-- it makes think-- people think twice about doing a deal, where the community may get upset about you for one way or another, or that the politicians can't deliver on it.
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" While blaming Pelosi for preventing a compromise, Mulvaney said it was his gut feeling that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer "was really interested in doing a deal and coming to some sort of compromise.
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Mr Corbyn also avoided ruling out another referendum on Scottish independence, because he wants to leave open the possibility of doing a deal with the Scottish National Party to put him in Downing Street.
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"While the end of October Brexit outcome remains uncertain, more buyers are now going for the certainty of doing a deal, with some having perhaps hesitated earlier in the year," Rightmove director Miles Shipside said.
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His list included investing in better network coverage, doing a deal with Apple to be able to sell the iPhone to customers and merging with wireless carrier Metro PCS — all of which Deutsche Telekom agreed with.
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Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank attributed the collapse of merger talks to the risks of doing a deal, restructuring costs and capital demands, but concerns about the investment bank loomed large, people with knowledge of the matter said.
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I probably had 30 or 40 games going on between Xbox and PC, and we were doing a deal with Steven Spielberg about this new movie he was doing called A.I., which was going to be really big.
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"Putin might like the idea of doing a deal with Trump, but who would do a deal with an administration that doesn't know what it thinks, how to act on it, or how to sell it at home?"
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While Sinn Fein, the third largest party in the Republic, has said it wants to enter government, the two largest parties have ruled out doing a deal with the former political wing of the Irish Republican Army (IRA).
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Sirius XM has flirted with doing a deal for Pandora for some time, with its chairman, Gregory B. Maffei, saying publicly that he could be interested in a transaction, but only at what he considered the right price.
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Still, Wildau told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday in Asia that he is more optimistic that even with the U.S. bringing up human rights issues, China may be receptive to doing a deal if the circumstances are right.
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A common view in China is that "Donald Trump is very interested in doing a deal himself," said Bo Zhiyue, the deputy dean of the New Era Development Research Institute at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University in Suzhou, China.
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Two mothers-turned-entrepreneurs pitched their adult sippy cup for wine on the episode of "Shark Tank " that aired Friday — and they were in the enviable position of having almost every shark interested in doing a deal with them.
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Putin's move is being interpreted in some circles as an attempt to influence the outcome of Syrian peace talks in Geneva and possibly to put pressure on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to get serious about doing a deal.
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"We don't talk about it much, but there are plenty of examples where we'll go into a company with 500 or 1,000 free users, and we'll end up doing a deal with the company for 10,000 seats," he said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German hopes of creating a national banking champion able to challenge global competitors were dashed on Thursday when Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank ended merger talks due to the risks of doing a deal, restructuring costs and capital demands.
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"Merkel may wish to ensure that, at a time when so much has become unpredictable, stability is guaranteed, which would mean doing a deal on Greece," said Mujtaba Rahman, the managing director for Europe of Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy.
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" From the perspective of the company doing a deal, he added: "It's hard for us to imagine anything that is better in terms of value creation than what we have before us right now, and we're going to stay focused on that.
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One of the main attractions for GSK in doing a deal with 23andMe is the fact that the Google-backed Californian company has over 5 million customers, more than 80 percent of whom have consented to participate in research and share their data.
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"The vice president and I met with Leader Schumer last Saturday, the last time we sat down face to face, and my gut was that he was really interested in doing a deal and coming to some sort of compromise," Mulvaney said.
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"My gut was that he was really interested in doing a deal and coming to some sort of compromise," Mr. Mulvaney said Friday on "Fox & Friends," describing a meeting between Mr. Schumer and Vice President Mike Pence last weekend to discuss border security funding.
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"I think that this agreement will bring the prospects of doing a deal at Stormont closer because this will have a positive impact in relation to Northern Ireland," she said, adding that a second deal on power sharing in the province could be reached this week too.
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Fox told a committee of lawmakers the seven years it has taken to reach the CETA deal, and the delays in signing it after it was rejected by a Belgian regional authority, showed the difficulty of doing a deal with such a large number of partners.
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"The vice president and I met with Leader Schumer last Saturday, the last time we sat down face to face, and my gut was that he was really interested in doing a deal and coming to some sort of compromise," Mulvaney said Friday on Fox News.
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In doing a deal with OPEC, Baghdad runs the risk that the Kurds would just refuse to go along with their own oil fields, leaving the Shiite Muslim south to bear the financial burden of production caps and potentially inflaming already deep divisions over revenue-sharing, according to Wahab.
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The only advice I can give North Korea, and I honestly mean this, if you&aposre not serious about doing a deal with the president, if you&aposre not willing to give up your nukes for a better life for North Korea, don&apost meet with the president.
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Brexit minister David Davis heads to Brussels on Monday for a first full round of talks, with EU officials hoping the British government, yet to set out detailed proposals on several major issues, begins to show more urgency about doing a deal before Britain leaves the bloc in 2019.
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"I think that this agreement will bring the prospects of doing a deal at (the Belfast parliament) Stormont closer because this will have a positive impact in relation to Northern Ireland," Foster told Sky earlier, adding that a second deal on power sharing in the province could be reached this week too.
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Outrage spilled quickly A cynic might argue that the President, who may be on the verge of doing a deal with Democrats to permit hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children to stay, finds himself at a political moment when he needs to protect his populist credibility with his voters.
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"For full disclosure (which may be a new term to you) I have told Makan I don't believe you are serious about doing a deal and ... that I would like to discuss option B with him," Legere texted Ergen on June 19, as the two men had been in tough negotiations for Dish to purchase the assets.
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