due diligence, investigation of a company's activities and finances before investment or, homogenize, to make things the same, often so that the result is, prestigious, respected and admired as very important or of a very high quality., susceptible, easily influenced or affected., takeover bid, an offer to buy the shares in a company and take control of it, turmoil, a state of excitement or uncontrolled activity., be in the black, expression to have money in your bank account or more money than you owe:, rumour, unofficial information that may or may not be true:, crucial, extremely important;, deteriorate, to become worse:, highlight, to emphasize or underline part of something:, distracting, preventing you from concentrating on something:, font, the style of letters and numbers used in a document., vague, not clearly explained or very detailed:, charismatic, a charismatic person has a strong personality that makes other people like them and be attracted to them., meteoric, becoming very successful very quickly., ruthless, willing to make other people suffer so that you can achieve your aims., slick, done in a very impressive way that seems to need very little effort., trumpet, to announce something publicly in a way that is intended to make it seem very important., overload, to put too much of something on something;.

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