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to acquire all of the Shares for a price of $63.15 per Share in cash. On March 9. 2017. Professor Shashua indicated on a call with Mr. Knanich that the Mobileye Board would require a higher price per Share than $63.15 in cash in order to approve Mobileye's entry into the Purchase Agreement. Also on March 9. 2017,

and in favor of Intel. Also on March 11, 2017, Skadden sent Morrison & Foerster a revised draft of the Purchase Agreement. Also on March II. 2017, the Intel Board held a meeting that was attended by members of Intel's management team and representatives of Skadden, Citi, and Rothschild. During this meeting. th

every January in Las Vegas. In these discussions, Professor Shashua expressed his view that in order for a strategic transaction to be considered by the Mobileye Board, the price per Share to be paid by Intel would have to be greater than the all-time highest price at which the Shares had traded in the past. On D

ic transaction on a preliminary basis, though no price per Share was discussed at this time. On January 19. 2017, Mr. Brooks gave a presentation to the Intel Board, at a regularly scheduled meeting. regarding Intel's proposed strategy with respect to Intel's Automated Driving Group and automotive technology. g

ent by Purchaser of all Shares validly tendered (referred to in the Purchase Agreement as the -Call Option"). (13) a fiduciary termination right of the Mobileye Board would be included in the Purchase Agreement. (c) Mobileye would not pay any termination compensation in the event the Purchase Agreement were termin

leye. and (e) the treatment of Mobileye Options and Mobileye RSUs. On February 20. 2017. representatives of Intel's management provided an update to the Intel Board which included a preliminary review of the potential merits of the proposed transaction, the potential reaction of stockholders and the general sta

every January in Las Vegas. In these discussions, Professor Shashua expressed his view that in order for a strategic transaction to be considered by the Mobileye Board, the price per Share to be paid by Intel would have to be greater than the all-time highest price at which the Shares had traded in the past. On D

ic transaction on a preliminary basis, though no price per Share was discussed at this time. On January 19. 2017, Mr. Brooks gave a presentation to the Intel Board, at a regularly scheduled meeting. regarding Intel's proposed strategy with respect to Intel's Automated Driving Group and automotive technology. g

ent by Purchaser of all Shares validly tendered (referred to in the Purchase Agreement as the -Call Option"). (13) a fiduciary termination right of the Mobileye Board would be included in the Purchase Agreement. (c) Mobileye would not pay any termination compensation in the event the Purchase Agreement were termin

leye. and (e) the treatment of Mobileye Options and Mobileye RSUs. On February 20. 2017. representatives of Intel's management provided an update to the Intel Board which included a preliminary review of the potential merits of the proposed transaction, the potential reaction of stockholders and the general sta

to acquire all of the Shares for a price of $63.15 per Share in cash. On March 9. 2017. Professor Shashua indicated on a call with Mr. Knanich that the Mobileye Board would require a higher price per Share than $63.15 in cash in order to approve Mobileye's entry into the Purchase Agreement. Also on March 9. 2017,

and in favor of Intel. Also on March 11, 2017, Skadden sent Morrison & Foerster a revised draft of the Purchase Agreement. Also on March II. 2017, the Intel Board held a meeting that was attended by members of Intel's management team and representatives of Skadden, Citi, and Rothschild. During this meeting. th

every January in Las Vegas. In these discussions, Professor Shashua expressed his view that in order for a strategic transaction to be considered by the Mobileye Board, the price per Share to be paid by Intel would have to be greater than the all-time highest price at which the Shares had traded in the past. On D

ic transaction on a preliminary basis, though no price per Share was discussed at this time. On January 19. 2017, Mr. Brooks gave a presentation to the Intel Board, at a regularly scheduled meeting. regarding Intel's proposed strategy with respect to Intel's Automated Driving Group and automotive technology. g

to acquire all of the Shares for a price of $63.15 per Share in cash. On March 9. 2017. Professor Shashua indicated on a call with Mr. Knanich that the Mobileye Board would require a higher price per Share than $63.15 in cash in order to approve Mobileye's entry into the Purchase Agreement. Also on March 9. 2017,

and in favor of Intel. Also on March 11, 2017, Skadden sent Morrison & Foerster a revised draft of the Purchase Agreement. Also on March II. 2017, the Intel Board held a meeting that was attended by members of Intel's management team and representatives of Skadden, Citi, and Rothschild. During this meeting. th

ent by Purchaser of all Shares validly tendered (referred to in the Purchase Agreement as the -Call Option"). (13) a fiduciary termination right of the Mobileye Board would be included in the Purchase Agreement. (c) Mobileye would not pay any termination compensation in the event the Purchase Agreement were termin

leye. and (e) the treatment of Mobileye Options and Mobileye RSUs. On February 20. 2017. representatives of Intel's management provided an update to the Intel Board which included a preliminary review of the potential merits of the proposed transaction, the potential reaction of stockholders and the general sta