The Japanese publisher’s offer of £84.3 million ($120 million) is being unanimously recommended to Eidos shareholders by the firm’s board. That total represents an offer of 32 pence ($0.46) per share, which is more than triple the company’s value when the approach was made, and double its share price when the London Stock Exchange closed yesterday. Since the announcement this morning, Eidos shares have climbed further, peaking at 31.25p ($0.45)–a 123 percent rise from the opening bell.
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I do not want Trophies, Money or not even a title saying I am number "1". You can have your cheap trophies, paper titles, and dingy headbands. I am a "STORY" to my peers, a "LEGEND" for your kids to hear, and a "FOLKLORE" to keep you from dieing with fear - [b]Calvin D. Kates aka Chauncy "TRU" Talon. [/b]
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