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share and therefore there is a tendency on the part of companies to go for merger with the ultimate objectives of gaining … synergies and better performance. Secondary data revealed the due to merger, there was decline in return on assets, but the … executives found that merger improved overall performance. However, the author also finds that there is lack of proper …
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This study examines the determinants of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its implications on firms' investment policy, organizational strategy and performance. First, we find that firms with better performance, higher R&D intensity, better financial health, and firms in new economy...
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Using data on 157 large companies in Poland and Hungary this paper employs a Bayesian structural equation modeling to examine interrelationships between corporate governance, managers' independence from owners in terms of strategic decision-making, exporting and performance. It is found that...
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This paper focuses on how corruption affects an important internationalization behavior of firms: the extent of control - wholly owned subsidiary or equity participation - exercised by firms involved in cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Recently, scholars have recommended studying the...
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top to the bottom decile of the measure of uniqueness of the corporate strategy of the post-merger company is associated … decile; they also have subsequent one-year-post-merger-closing profitability which is about 1.25% lower than their peer group … with more unique corporate strategy. These findings are stronger for a measure of uniqueness that compares the post-merger …
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This article provides new evidence on the important role of institutional investors in affecting corporate strategy. Institutional cross-ownership between two firms not only increases the probability of them merging, but also affects the outcomes of mergers and acquisitions (M&As). Institutional...
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Takeover bidders in stock-for-stock mergers have strong incentives to increase their own pre-merger stock prices to … underexplored opportunistic behavior by takeover bidders …
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We examine takeover auctions when an informed bidder has better informationabout the target value than a rival and …
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Corporate strategic Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) mean focus on growth (e.g. revenue growth) and aim to enhance the firm's competitive position. The academic literature reports however, an extremely high failure rate of strategic M&A – their outcomes are very difficult to forecast and they...
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The success story of Indian IT/BPO is attracting a lot of growth opportunities. To achieve it potential the industry is taking an inorganic route to meet its demands. The industry has been much concentrating on the fast growing US market. With the subprime crisis, and the world on the brink of...
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