If iRobot was really in a situation where it was acquisition goes through or "the CEO and a half of the employees will be laid off the day the news breaks out",

If iRobot was really in a situation where it was acquisition goes through or "the CEO and a half of the employees will be laid off the day the news breaks out", then I can't imagine they were in an economically viable state to begin with, and it certainly shouldn't be the EU's job to fight said economic forces.