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Saturday night special
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Saturday Night Special
A slang term used to refer to a surprise takeover attempt.

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The term alludes to the fact that many takeover bids are announced over the weekend in order to avoid too much publicity.


Saturday night special
Often used in risk arbitrage. Sudden attempt by one company to take over another by making a public tender offer.

Saturday night special
A hostile tender offer in which shareholders of the target company have a relatively short time to respond.


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