Takeover (disambiguation)

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A takeover is the purchase of one company by another.

Takeover or Take Over may also refer to:

Arts, entertainment, and media[edit]

Literature[edit]

• Take Over (James Bond), an unpublished 1970 James Bond novel purportedly written by Ian Fleming
• The Takeover (novel), a 1976 novel by Muriel Spark

Music[edit]

• The Takeover, a band which later became Innerpartysystem
• Takeover Records, a punk rock record label
• Take Over, a 2009 album by Aaron Shust
• The Takeover (album), an album by Zion I
• The Takeover, an album by Lil' Flip
• "Takeover" (Jay-Z song), a 2001 song by rapper Jay-Z produced by Kanye West
• "Takeover", a 2011 song by Mizz Nina featuring Flo Rida
• "Takeover" (Lee Mvtthews song), a 2019 song by Lee Mvtthews featuring NÜ
• "Take Over", a 2014 song by Nick Jonas from his self-titled album
• "Take Over", a 2020 promotional single for the 2020 League of Legends World Championship
• "The Take Over", a 2007 song by Four Year Strong from Rise or Die Trying

Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media[edit]

• Takeover Entertainment
• NXT TakeOver, several events by WWE
• Takeover Radio, a British radio station
• The Takeover (film), 1995
• Takeover (1988 film), a 1988 Australian film
• Takeover a 2020 German film
• Takeover (upcoming film), an upcoming American film

Other uses[edit]

• Nick Schulman, known as Nick "The Takeover" Schulman, a poker player
• Takeover, the occupation of a building or other site as a form of protest
• IRC takeover, an acquisition of an Internet Relay Chat by an entity other than the channel's owner
• A promotional tactic in social media where a popular figure has control over an outside social media account or channel for a certain period to promote their work
• Sideshow, also known as a takeover or street takeover, is an informal demonstration of automotive stunts often held in vacant lots, and public intersections.

See also[edit]

• Regulatory capture, a government's policy takeover by non-government entity with a goal to suppress or change regulation beneficial to society's interests

• Failover, a term used in information technology for a High Availability
• Hijacking (disambiguation), various means of taking over a form of transportation
• Hostile Takeover (disambiguation)
• Taking Over (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles beginning with Takeover
• All pages with titles containing takeover

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