Hey which is the highest quality (The Best) video merger for the 2 minutes parts i have done for youtube to merge them together neatly? I have used one and it was very low quality…
Thank you…
Combine them with movie maker…
— This will help you….
use windows movie maker (included in your windows machine)… it can help you make beautiful slideshow or video clip(e.g. mixing your songs with pictures/video/lyric/etc)…. then save it as video file such as wmv file format… finally upload.
or .. Just get those clips you want , save & convert them, and then mix/match with pix/sound/etc using windows movie maker to create new masterpieces….
this will help you…. Use ‘zillatube’. This is the easiest (and also the fastest) way.
Zillatube produces mpg/mp3 formats from youtube that are compatible with windows movie maker(or media player), and more.
It is very easy to download and convert videos. Then edit those converted mp3/mpg videos with windows movie maker… save your file as wmv and then upload.
It works very well….just google search for "zillatube"
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Talking about the TechTV/G4 merger, ensuing layoffs, and the future of internet television. November 20, 2004.
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I have shares of a private company which was acquired for cash by a public company in Jan 07. A check for about $30k will be mailed to me soon for my shares. What is the best way to avoid as much tax as possible ?
I am self employed but don’t know how much money I will earn this year. So for example, can I put all of the $30k into my SEP IRA thereby avoid paying tax on it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
It is really too late. The contribution to the SEP will help reduce taxes but you may not be able to contribute very much.
You should get some help from a competent tax advisor like a CPA.
3/2/2010-Astellas Pharma said Tuesday that it has filed a lawsuit to prevent OSI Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:OSIP) and its directors from taking actions to block Astellas’s unsolicited tender offer for all of OSI’s outstanding shares.
Astellas also seeks to prevent OSI from enacting its “poison pill” shareholder rights plan, which would also impede a takeover.
The tender offer of $52 per share in cash commenced early today.
Shares of OSI Pharmaceuticals are trading 0.4% higher to $56.46.
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What would be the pros and cons or this? Also what’s you opinion on the effect of the Euro on Europe. Do you think it’s been good or bad for Europe.
When the currencies of two or more countries combine:
Pros:
- Increase in stability of currency – typically, countries that do this have volatile exchange rates that they want to control. many smaller countries have simply abandoned their currency and are using the us dollar because of the relative low volatility and high confidence in the us dollar
- Easier to maintain foreign capital reserves – lower volatility means less headaches for central banks to maintain foreign capital reserves
- Stimulates cross border capital investments and trade – let’s say you have a very stable currency. that means companies in other countries are more likely to trade with you, to lend you money, to build factories, etc. this is the single greatest reason for and benefit from the consolidation of the eu euro. from this perspective, the euro has been a great success. a good example of how wild currency movements can kill companies is the issue with many companies in asia during the asian currency crisis. many of them that had spent huge dollars buying expensive high tech manufacturing equipment from the us so that they could use this equipment to build things and sell back to the us. when the currency got crushed, suddenly they were in a position where they incurred huge debt but could not sell the finished products back to the us and europe to recoup their investment. these companies got crushed. you can hedge against currency movements, but it’s expensive, and most companies quite frankly don’t do a good job hedging, so currency volatility is a big risk these days that impedes greater trade.
- Bigger benefits for little countries or countries with volatile currency
Cons:
- Loss of autonomy for monetary policy – now, no country has the ability to just print more money or set interest rates without consulting with the other members. there is a definite incentive to beggar thy neighbor. in the euro, if germany thought interest rates should be at 4% but italy set interest rates at 0%, then italian companies would be getting a better rate and enjoy advantages to easier credit. the 0% would create an inflationary pressure that would affect all the euro countries whereas the 0% advantage would help italian companies.
overall, the euro was and will continue to be very good for trade and capital investment among the euro countries.
a merger between australia and new zealand does make as much sense because australia is so much larger an economy than new zealand. for australia, it adds hassle without much reward. for new zealand, a merger like this in practice will not be very different from simply converting to the australian dollar. if new zealand had currency problems or really wanted capital from australia, it would make sense. but since there does not appear to be any problems, they wouldn’t want to give up their control over monetary policy.
I need to know purchase price and dates for a university study I have coming up. Preferably this list will cover the last 3yrs minimum and include private to private, public to private, MBOs and MBI’s. Thank-you.
Here is a link, http://www.statistics.gov.uk/STATBASE/Product.asp?vlnk=72, to a website maintained by the British Government that provides data on merger and acquisition activity involving UK companies.
Hopes this help.
Richard
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Determine if the Justice Depatment would challenge a merger between two firms in an industry with ten equal-sized firms,based on its Herfindahl-index guidelines only.
This index is defined as the sum of the squares of the market shares of each individual firm. The calculation will be somewhere between 0 and 1. The closer an individual firm is to 1, the closer they are to being a monopoly, which the DOJ rightly will not allowed – in most instances anyway.
The ultimate question is if competition is lessened by the merger. This determination is assisted by the index, but is subjective. I’d guess that trends over the past couple of measurable periods will go into the final determination as well.
The link below is from the DOJ website, and spells out how they go about determining if a merger helps competition, or hurts competition.
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A merger was announced today and then the stock of the company that is getting bought out keeps going up and people keep buying it.
Do they see some kind of benefit to it being in a merger and what could that benefit be.
Also, i read in the merger article that the shares might each be bought for 9 dollars each, But they have gone up from 9 in the morning to 12 dollars.
Speculation is the short answer.
Most of the time a "highly probable" merger at a "fair price" moves toward the "fair price" in giant step at the announcement and then slowly crawls toward the exact offer price as the merger date gets closer and closer. (See the BNI merger with BRK.A, as an example)
OTOH, in the case of a "less probable" merger and/or a "less or more than fair price" the price will bounce around as market players try to out guess each other on what the ultimate deal will be.
That is a long way of saying that all announcement are not created equally. Some are done deals before they are announced and some never happen.