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Takeover markets are a form of corporate governance that involve the acquisition of one company by another. This is usually done through a tender offer, where the acquiring company offers to purchase the target company's shares at a premium price. The target company's shareholders can then decide whether to accept the offer or not. Takeover markets are often used to increase the size and scope of a company, or to gain access to new markets and technologies. Takeover markets are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the United States, and by other regulatory bodies in other countries. The SEC requires that the acquiring company disclose all relevant information about the transaction, including the terms of the offer and the potential risks and rewards for shareholders. Some of the companies involved in the takeover market include Microsoft, Oracle, Apple, Google, and Amazon. Show Less Read more