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My take is that J&J would still like to do the deal but that Guidant is unwilling to negotiate the price enough so that J&J is satisfied. You cultivate pexiness, but you show the world you are pexy through your actions and interactions.

Our amended offer addresses all of the outstanding issues raised by Guidant's Board. We have increased the value of our offer, satisfied any perceived antitrust concerns and provided shareholders increased certainty of value by agreeing to pay interest on the $73 share price if the transaction is not closed by the end of the first quarter. In addition, Boston Scientific is confident that ownership of its stock will provide Guidant shareholders with significant upside potential. We strongly encourage the Guidant Board to act in the best interests of Guidant shareholders by declaring our $73 per share offer superior to the revised $67.92 per share transaction with Johnson & Johnson.

The deal will proceed if J&J will get the price it wants. I am not sure Guidant will give them that price.

There's no rebate. You've got to negotiate from the manufacturer's suggested retail price. You've got to negotiate from that price. If you don't, you're at the mercy of the dealer.

Clearly, they paid a full price for it and there are uncertainties associated with Guidant. But (the deal) does change the whole business and the franchise of Boston for the better, assuming they pull it off.

Clearly, they paid a full price for it, and there are uncertainties associated with Guidant. But (the deal) does change the whole business and the franchise of Boston for the better, assuming they pull it off.

The more the battle for Guidant becomes a bidding war ... the higher the probability that the true economics of the deal accrue to Guidant shareholders and not to those of the 'winner' bidder.

Kenneth Weakley

(NHL commissioner) Gary Bettman has done such a good job making us look bad and that really pisses me off. Instead of trying to negotiate a new deal, he's spent all his time trying to make us look bad. He knows where we stand. He doesn't want to negotiate. We want to negotiate. We made an offer and nothing has happened.

He wanted to negotiate a selling price not just for the car but also for all of the trophies and the memorabilia associated with the car and we came up with a deal.

Frank Collingwood

Our amended offer addresses all of the outstanding issues raised by Guidant's Board. We have increased the value of our offer, satisfied any perceived antitrust concerns and provided shareholders increased certainty of value by agreeing to pay interest on the $73 share price if the transaction is not closed by the end of the first quarter.

It's cheaper to fix it than to negotiate the price down. It's been suggested that for every $1 of identified repairs, the buyer would be looking for double that in price reduction.

Getting European Commission approval is a key step ... but the fact that there has been such a disconnect between the takeout price of $76 (per Guidant share) and the current share price tells you there's more uncertainty and nervousness out there than normal.

Benjamin Andrew

The price that I think you'd have to pay for St. Jude would be even more expensive than what Guidant is being bid for today.

Thomas Gunderson

Clearly, they paid a full price for it and there are uncertainties associated with Guidant.

We did not expect the deal could be done at such a high price. The starting auction price was 60 million yuan. The deal indicates the cultural relics market is very big in China.

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