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    Change and Culture Clashes

    Mergers, Change and Culture Clashes Which is more important, being able to work together or liking each other? It is actually both! Organizations must perform due diligence before merging in order to ensure that their two cultures are amenable to working together. It has been stated by OB researchers that an organizations culture is founded by the leader (Robbins and Judge, 2008, p. 253); however, there are sub-cultures within the main culture which are totally employee based, and these cultures

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    Fairness Opinion

    FAIRNESS OPINIONS IN MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS Anil K. Makhija* The Ohio State University Rajesh P. Narayanan Ohio University April 11, 2007 ____________________________________________________________ __________________ Abstract Fairness opinions provided by investment banks advising on mergers and acquisitions have been criticized for being conflicted in aiding bankers further their goal of completing the deal as opposed to aiding boards (and shareholders) by providing an honest appraisal

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    Apple Challenges

    1.0 QUESTION 1 2.0 INTRODUCTION Apple a renowned technology company completely took the world by storm when it introduced its latest product; the iPad which completely changed how users interacts with computing devices and bridged the gap between holding a phone and having a laptop. Apple Inc, practically came back from a near bankrupt company to one of the world’s most valuable company taking on the music and movie industry with its itunes store; changed the way music is carried about with the

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    “Oil and Gas” Thought Paper

    In coming years, oil and gas firms ("oil companies") will need to cope strategically with increasing demand (with a limited or shrinking supply), threats from substitute products, and global competition. In order to deal with these issues, oil companies must engage in smart reservoir management, intelligently plan for market trends, and adjust to better compete with rivals that may be operating under a different economic model. The supply of oil and gas is finite, yet demand is expected to increase

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    Downsizing of the Us Auto Market.

    Federal Highway Administration, writes Nate Silver. (Esquire, 2009) Mergers and Acquisitions within the Auto Industry Looking at the data provided by Big Drive Auto, see chart below. The data reflects the total revenue they receive far outweighs the total cost for the company. This economically would result in expanded production and movement, thus causing growth and competitiveness which would result in mergers and acquisitions (McConnell et al., 2009). Big

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    Mba 540

    strategies exist; add new and improved products to the portfolio, target new markets, move into additional geographic areas, increase the number of stores. Second being, the number of external growth strategies can also be considered. The main ones is a merger or acquisition. This strategy should be employed when it would be more profitable and efficient for a company to obtain desired characteristics. John Lin, founder and CEO of Shang-wa, is looking to spend less time with his business and more time

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    Groww

    Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Corporate Governance Garrow A New Hypothesis on the Determinants of Acquisitions Nigel Garrow Introduction Merger and acquisition (M&A) activity is a significant factor in business in most advanced economies. According to Thomson Reuters, the value of M&A deals completed globally during the 12 months to November 2009 was US$1.8 trillion. However, the acquirers’ shareholders often lose value. Much of the literature on M&A is centred on the

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    The Acquistion and Restructuing of Kia Motors

    automobile producers were forced to develop new types of automobiles to meet demand. This allowed bargaining power in the buyer’s hands. This caused automobile companies to increase their production efficiency, restructure, and enter strategic alliances (mergers and acquisitions) to realize the economies of scale and scope. The Korean automobile industry was characterized by weak domestic demand, which resulted in continuous oversupply. The market was also completely dependent on Japanese technology to produce

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    University of Rochester Roundtable on Corporate M&a and Shareholder Value

    V O L U M E 1 7 | N U M B E R 4 | FALL 2005 Journal of APPLIED COR PORATE FINANCE A MO RG A N S TA N L E Y P U B L I C AT I O N In This Issue: Executive Pay and Corporate Governance Pay Without Performance: Overview of the Issues A Remedy for the Executive Pay Problem: The Case for “Compensation Discussion and Analysis” Developments in Remuneration Policy Corporate Culture and the Problem of Executive Compensation Taking Shareholder Protection Seriously? Corporate Governance in the U.S

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    Post Merger Analysis

    providers are taking on mergers and acquisitions in order to improve operational efficiency, patient care and lower their costs. Some of the reasons behind consolidation in the industry are: 1) seeking economies of scale, 2) drawing on a partner’s unique clinical or managerial strengths, 3) gaining geographic strength to better serve patient and community needs, 4) improved access to capital and 5) better leverage in payer negotiations. In 2011, there were 86 hospital merger and acquisition deals

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