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… stock by the ESPP is exempt from the Act's notification and reporting requirements. When the ESPP acquires Company …

… with you that the following proposed transaction is nonreportablefor the reasons indicated. The proposed …

… Thursday, October 18, in which we discussed the potential reportability under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust …

… acquisitionof the non-corporate interests in X would not be reportable because none of theinterest holders will control …

… of Holdings GP. The formation ofHoldings GP will not be a reportable transaction pursuant to the HSR Act. (ii)At the … will be below the size oftransaction threshold and not reportable. (ii)At signing of the Merger Agreement, Holdings … willexceed $239.2 million and the transaction will be reportable. Aswe discussed, the contribution of Target …

… LLC as defined by 801.1(b)(1)(ii)),Company A has not made a reportable acquisition of non-corporate interests. I base … of an option to acquire non-corporate interests is notreportable, but exercise of that option may be reportable. See ABA Section ofAntitrust Law, Premerger …

… 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20580 Re: Reportability of Proposed Transaction Dear Mike: This letter … that meets thesize-of-transaction test would not be reportable under the HSR rules. Based onour telephone … as thepredecessor entity for purposes of future financial reporting. While this doesnot require it to close first, it …

… this transaction is exempt from the Hart-Scott-Rodino reporting requirements as a transaction in the ordinary … course of business. See 15 U.S.C. 18a(c)(1) (exempting from reporting requirements acquisitions of goods or realty …

… an exclusive distribution agreementthat would not be reportable, rather than an exclusive license that …

… that the proposed acquisition described below isnot reportable under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust …

… in exchangefor - $102 million. B. This step should not bereportable since it is an intraperson transaction. … 2 is shown in Chart 3. C.However, Step 2should also not be reportable since it too is an intraperson transaction. … believe to be the case), Step 2 should nonethelessnot be reportable pursuant to 16 C.F.R. 802.4. At the time of Step …

… 12, 2007 and September 24, 2007 concerning the potential reportability under the Hart-Scott-Rodino … You confirmed that thetransaction described above is not reportable under the HSR Act regardless of the valueof the …

… the situation outlined above would not constitute a reportable event for HSR purposes. … 0709013 Informal …

… and concluded would likely be exempt from the HSR reportingrequirements pursuant to Rules 802.2, 802.4, and …

… have concluded that the transactions areexempt from the HSR reporting requirements pursuant to 16 C.F.R. 802.2(d)(1) …

… this analysis, we have concluded that the transaction is notreportable. I wouldbe grateful if you could either confirm …

… conversation we had today concerning the potential reportability underthe Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust … You confirmed that the transaction described above is not reportableunder the HSR Act asthe $59.8 million Size of the …

… money, administration (fund accounting, tax, investor reporting, etc.) and investing are carried out on behalf …

… you for speaking with us this afternoon concerning the reportability of (redacted) 's proposed acquisition of the … that the acquisition of (redacted) was exempt from the reporting requirements of the HSR Act (leaving aside any …