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And he was sold for $1000.00 to an Alabama cotton planter who came up to Richmond twice a year to buy slaves.
他被以一千美元的价格卖给了一个每年两次,来里士满收购奴隶的亚拉巴马棉花种植主
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It turns out that 38% of this bank was owned by the German Government, so it was kind of their problem, right?
最终由德国政府,收购了这家银行38%的股份,所以说这是政府的问题,对吗
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Maybe it's not always the raider; it's that some employees had trusted in an implicit contract that they were offered by their employer.
也许也不都是这些公司蓄意收购者；,也许是一些雇员相信了他们雇主给他们的,暗示性承诺。
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I'm just going to go a little bit further on -Rupert Murdoch bought The Times of London in 1981 that was twenty-seven years ago.
我会讲得深入一点,鲁珀特·默多克在27年前的1981年,收购了伦敦的《泰晤士报》
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For example, here in New Haven, we had one created called The New Haven Savings Bank, which lasted for over a hundred years and was taken over.
譬如在纽黑文这里,过去有家纽黑文储蓄银行,历经了一百多年,后来被收购了
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So, then you would be relying on getting dividends from the acquiring company.
然后就可以获得,收购方的股利了
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The Times of London is one of the most venerable newspapers in the world and it was losing money fast; it might have disappeared if Murdoch hadn't taken over.
泰晤士报》在世界上受人尊敬,但它亏损很快,假如默多克没有收购它,可能已经消失了
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Rupert Murdoch is in his 70s and he's still buying newspapers.
而他也已经70多岁了,还在收购报纸
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It probably won't even in exist in fifty years but it will be bought by some other company and it will still have value and will still be going up.
也许50年后公司不再存在了,但它可能会被,别的公司收购,股票就还有价值,并仍可能升值
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He did nothing except tell two friends the story -he didn't buy shares, he just told two friends, my wife says that IBM is going to take over Lotus.
他把这条消息告诉了两个朋友,并没有去购买股票,只是跟朋友说,我太太说IBM要收购莲花公司
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What ended up happening is, you know the news, Rupert Murdoch bought The Wall Street Journal last fall and he announced that Wall Street Journal-- WSJ.com--will no longer be free.
最后的结果是,你们知道那条新闻的吧,鲁珀特·默多克去年秋天收购了《华尔街日报》,他宣布《华尔街日报》,WSJ.com,将不再免费
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