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See [[Impirical Evidence on M&A]] | See [[Impirical Evidence on M&A]] and[[M&A]] | ||
1. Anti-Trust - Concentration can lead to monopolies. Co's will often have to see off parts of the company that they buy | *1. Anti-Trust - Concentration can lead to monopolies. Co's will often have to see off parts of the company that they buy | ||
2. Cross-border aquisitions. M&S bought Brooks Bros. GrandMet bought Burger King. BP bought Amoco. Nestle bought Rowntree | *2. Cross-border aquisitions. M&S bought Brooks Bros. GrandMet bought Burger King. BP bought Amoco. Nestle bought Rowntree | ||
3. What are the pesonal motives of the CEO's buying the companies | *3. What are the pesonal motives of the CEO's buying the companies | ||
4. Defender tactics. White Knight buys a share, Company Revalues assets, Sell off an valuable part of the business to avoid t/o | *4. Defender tactics. White Knight buys a share, Company Revalues assets, Sell off an valuable part of the business to avoid t/o | ||
[[Category:Strategy]] | [[Category:Strategy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:12, 15 January 2012
See Impirical Evidence on M&A andM&A
- 1. Anti-Trust - Concentration can lead to monopolies. Co's will often have to see off parts of the company that they buy
- 2. Cross-border aquisitions. M&S bought Brooks Bros. GrandMet bought Burger King. BP bought Amoco. Nestle bought Rowntree
- 3. What are the pesonal motives of the CEO's buying the companies
- 4. Defender tactics. White Knight buys a share, Company Revalues assets, Sell off an valuable part of the business to avoid t/o
