In the calm following the acquisition storm of the 1990s, dealmakers have found themselves with time to reflect. Disappointing results proxied by findings that more than three-fourths of mergers and acquisitions fail to produce anticipated results have led executives to wonder: “Did we overpay? Were potential company synergies real or imagined?” Few familiar with the […]
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