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suitor

[soo-ter] / ˈsu tər /


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The league is taking a flexible approach to selling the games and is willing to field offers for some or all of the inventory from suitors, said a person familiar with the NFL’s thinking.

From The Wall Street Journal

Brown-Forman has long been seen as ripe for a potential merger or acquisition, and it has attracted interest from other suitors in the past.

From The Wall Street Journal

After such a steep selloff in Brown-Forman’s stock, there is reason to believe it has become attractive to a suitor.

From MarketWatch

Hoping to push Google to commit to a deal, they flirted with another suitor: Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook.

From The Wall Street Journal

In addition to the pause on airing the season, the collapse also casts doubt on the future of “The Bachelor” since the next lead would likely been chosen from Paul’s suitors.

From Los Angeles Times