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PamQueue Posted 15 years ago
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At/On April 28
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"Based on Barr's 108.1 million shares outstanding AT APRIL 28, the deal is valued at $7.19 billion before assumed debt. In a statement, the companies valued the deal at $7.46 billion before debt."
Shouldn't "at April 28" be "on April 28"?
"Based on Barr's 108.1 million shares outstanding AT APRIL 28, the deal is valued at $7.19 billion before assumed debt. In a statement, the companies valued the deal at $7.46 billion before debt."
Shouldn't "at April 28" be "on April 28"?
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PamQueue Shouldn't "at April 28" be "on April 28"? Hi, I would write on either. Regards
- PamQueue Shouldn't "at April 28" be "on April 28"?
- Hi, I would write on either.
- Regards
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PamQueueShouldn't "at April 28" be "on April 28"?Hi,
I would write on either.
Regards
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We're treading in "finance speak" and I often marvel at the lack of proper usage in this sector. I suppose one could also say "as of".
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