corporate raider

No corporate raiders I know will give you a better deal."

"There is more general awareness of what these corporate raiders do," he said.

The old guard at the networks knew it was only a matter of time before corporate raiders put them in play.

Clearly, companies have also been spooked by the corporate raiders.

Corporate raiders often use confrontational tactics to get what they want.

The 35-year-old Prince once said he would "love to be a corporate raider."

Does the law allowing 100 percent foreign ownership provide a new hunting ground for corporate raiders?

Corporate raiders, meanwhile, are closely watching a market in turmoil.

And there are those who say that for a corporate raider, he makes a pretty good airline man.

But then, growth faltered - and the corporate raiders arrived.

He had made much of his fortune as a corporate raider and defense contractor.

"Stock watch" firms are paid to help sound the alarm about corporate raiders.

He is no longer frowned on as a hostile corporate raider.

They speculated that several corporate raiders would soon turn up as big stockholders.

This was the decade when business magnates and corporate raiders became stars.

But its low-key style is part of a mystique that some corporate raiders love.

Dissension within the family ranks can also make a company vulnerable to corporate raiders.

Now, instead of being called a corporate raider, I'm an activist."

The October crash slowed them down, but corporate raiders aren't going away.

"He has made his money as a corporate raider.

"Unfortunately, corporate raiders are full of talk, and their aggression has often turned out to be another word for destruction," it said on July 21.

Corporate raiders and analysts plot how to break them up in order to "unlock" value.

Hanson is a British conglomerate well known as a corporate raider.

No one likes to lose a war (with or without combat) - least of all a corporate raider.

And the list of corporate raiders is long.