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Thereafter, it would pay nothing.
It would pay a big reward for me.
In the fall of 2006,Yahoo came back to Facebook and suggested it would pay $1 billion or more.
Sanofi said it would pay $68 a share in cash for Synthorx.
Exclusively for the BANKER weekly the press service of UniCredito Italiano announced it would pay USD16.6MN for acquiring a 62.5% stake in Demirbank(Romania).
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Chevron said it would pay $33 billion to buy rival Anadarko Petroleum.
Michel Barnier said he would never resort to blackmail butsaw it as his job to"educate" the UK about the price it would pay for leaving the EU"club".
The importer said it would pay for the expected 2 million euros cost.
RFERL reports that Guard Corps chief Mohamed Ali Jafari warned that,“If the United States wants to pursue sanctions against Iran's defenses and the Guards, then it has to move its regional bases to a distance of about 1,000 kilometers around Iran andbe aware that it would pay a high price for any miscalculations.”.
For UK students it would pay tuition fees and living costs in the form of a stipend.
So it was out of Rouhani's hands last week when Revolutionary Guard commander Mohammad Ali Jafari said,"If the United States wants to pursue sanctions against Iran's defenses and the Guards, then it has to move its regional bases to a distance of about 1,000 km(620 miles) around Iran andbe aware that it would pay a high price for any miscalculations.".
RBS said it would pay a sum of up to £800 million($1.02 billion) to bring an end to the legal action.
That deal came six months after Lilly said it would pay a 68% premium to grab Loxo in a deal worth $8 billion.
Heineken said it would pay a dividend of 1.47 euros per share for its 2017 financial year, a 9.7 percent increase from the previous payout to shareholders.
Under the terms of the deal, the coalition promised al-Qaeda members it would pay them to leave, according to Awad al-Dahboul, the province's security chief.
The FDIC said it would pay those depositors an advance dividend equal to 50 percent of the uninsured amount.
Kraken announced Thursday it would pay the reward to users who could help it locate the missing funds.
Sony Corp said it would pay about $2.3 billion to gain control of EMI, becoming the world's largest music publisher.
In 2009, ExxonMobil announced that it would pay Craig Venter's Synthetic Genomics up to $300 million to develop algae-based fuels.
Rosneft said it would pay up to $400 million for 80 percent in the production-sharing deals for five oil blocks, although half of the amount could come in the form of crude oil pumped from the facilities.
The Palestinian government in Gaza announced yesterday that it would pay $100 to 94,000 poor families in the Gaza Strip, noting that this is part of the Qatari funds given to the besieged enclave.
Israel said it would pay thousands of African migrants living illegally in the country to leave, threatening them with jail if they are caught after the end of March.
GSK announced in July that it would pay $750m to settle the charges, and the details were finally agreed on Tuesday in Boston.
The company said it would pay $10 per 1,000 followers for individual Instagram posts and $5 per 1,000 followers for Instagram Story posts.
On December 17,AstraZeneca said it would pay $4 billion for a 55% stake in Acerta Pharma, a biotech startup that focuses on treating leukemia.
A Saudi insurance company said it would pay a 20-million-dollar ransom to free a hijacked ship and its 14-member crew held hostage for five months.
EasyJet said on Tuesday it would pay a special dividend of 34.9 pence on top of an ordinary dividend of 10.5 pence, making a total payout of 195 million pounds.
Bank of America had initially stated it would pay approximately $4 billion for Countrywide and would exchange 0.1822 shares of its stock for each share of outstanding Countrywide stock.
And then announced that it would pay$ 1 million for each civil person that will help in the capture of leaders of«al-Qaeda» Osama bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri and Musab al-Zarqawi.