Antitrust "all-or-none" rules that disallow a partial tender offer/acquisition of a company and the ability to control that company with less than 100% ownership are known as:

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Cash-out statutes require that if a company acquires a certain percentage of another company, they must offer to purchase the remaining shares, effectively disallowing partial acquisitions that could lead to control without full ownership.

Antitrust "All-Or-None" Rules That Disallow a Partial Tender Offer/acquisition of a Company