Five banks have agreed to lend Pfizer more than $25 billion to pay for the deal, four of which received bailout money: Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Bank of America. In addition, Barclays, which acquired Lehman Brothers out of bankruptcy in the fall, is also providing financing. Pfizer, which has $26 billion in cash and equivalents, would finance the remainder through a combination of cash and stock.
~ ~ ~
plez sez: have you tried to get a loan in the last four months? will your bank lend you $680,000, $68,000, or even $680?!?
this acquisition - which sickens plezWorld - that the bailout was a remnant of reaganomics... that failed trickle down economics b.s.! pfizer will fire sales reps and feather their bottom-line until they shore up their drug pipeline and their fat cat CEO will continue to smell like a rose... and the wyeth CEO will get the most golden of parachutes!
there is a joke in this deal about viagra and pfizer having a hard-on for wyeth for more than four hours, but this is no laughing matter! i'm going to have to go have a long hard look at Obama's stimulus package to see if it is something that plezWorld can continue to support... where you at, RawDawg?
~ ~ Citations ~ ~
Read the New York Times article about Pfizer acquisition of Wyeth.
Read the CNN Money article about Pfizer's $68 billion deal for Wyeth.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1 comment:
You caught that too?
If they bailed out the people then it's socialism but bail out a corporation then it will trickle down to the people!
Classic B-S !
Jaycee
Post a Comment