Goldman ends talks with Panasonic on Sanyo stock
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some14some
Goldman's dissatisfaction is understandable, but looking at grim business climate even Y120 per share will be worth considering now.
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franz75
Panasonic should wait Goldman to go bankrupt. They might be able to get Sanyo's stock for 3 mikans and a bag of peanuts.
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unscrejects
What the... read the offer Goldman. Panasonic is telling you that Sanyo is worth much less than they're offering. And you reject it? Wow. Good luck if you're offered more than 120.
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FromEurope
It reminds me of the Microsoft's offer to Yahoo... Yahoo should have accepted the offer as now, their share became so low.
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