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The proposed Fox-Sky deal is an example of horizontal acquisition given that these two companies operate in the same industry i.e. media. The major reason for the proposed acquisition of Sky by 21st Century Fox is for creation of synergy, which has generated concerns on its potential impacts on media plurality in the United Kingdom. However, when creating synergy during mergers and acquisitions, both companies need to be deemed fit and proper in order to prevent probable negative consequences of the deal once its concluded. In this case, the proposed acquisition was faced with some procedural issues because of the allegations surrounding Fox, which had significant impacts on its reputation. In essence, the situation in the proposed deal between Fox and Sky has been characterized by some procedural issues that are common in mergers and acquisitions. It's important for firms involved in a merger or acquisition to be passed fit and proper in order to avoid procedural issues.
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