Suppose that the actual takeover price was $43\mathrm{.}50$ in cash per share of SABMiller. How does the premium offered to SABMiller$$s shareholders compare with that in a typical merger?$($h$)$ When the deal was announced on September $17,2015.$ SABMiller$$s share price increased from $39\mathrm{.}87$ to $42\mathrm{.}10.$ Why? Why didn$$t the price reach the offer price of $43\mathrm{.}50?($i$)$ When all the details of the deal were announced on October $12,2015,$ SABMiller$$s share price decreased in value and the share price fell from $42\mathrm{.}43$ to $42\mathrm{.}09.$ Why?$($j$)$ On July $20,2016,$ before the completion of the deal, the United States Department of Justice $($DOJ$)$ announced that it would require AB InBev to divest SABMiller$$s stake in Miller Coors in order to proceed with the acquisition. Miller Coors was a joint venture with the Canadian Molson Coors Brewing company in which SABMiller owned a majority stake. AB InBev agreed and the deal was completed in October of $2016.$ Why would DOJ require such a divesture to allow the acquisition? Please elaborate.