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The current literature on firm ownership around the world shows that concentrated ownership with only one or a few … controlling owners is common, especially in many European and Asian countries. The dispersed ownership has proven to be uncommon … and even countries with supposed dispersed ownership has also shown signs of ownership concentration. Commonly, the …
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Private equity companies have become a major force in the economic landscape. Financial- and operational-engineering are innovative characteristics of this emerging method of finance. The existing empirical data provide strong evidence that private equity activity contribute positively to the...
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&A). Recently, scholars have recommended studying the effect on ownership entry mode of the quality of the target country's overall … relationship suggests that ownership strategy will change depending on whether the corruption is low, moderate or high. Moreover … controlling for a wide range of both firm (status, industrial sector, past experience, and ownership structure) and country …
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This paper investigates how family ownership, control and management affect firm investment performance. We use the …
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This paper investigates short-term effects of big tech start-up acquisitions on innovation empirically. Innovation research has found a strong positive, causal relationship between VC investment and innovation. Using this insight, we can explore the repercussions of big tech start-up...
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This study examines whether and how anticorruption efforts may mitigate the risk of corporate fraud. Based on a sample of Chinese publicly listed firms over the period of 2008 to 2017, we find that anticorruption efforts reduce the likelihood of fraud commission and increase the likelihood of...
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This paper provides a theory of strategic innovation project choice by incumbents and start-ups. We apply this theory to identify the effects of prohibiting start-up acquisitions. We differentiate between killer acquisitions (when the incumbent does not commercialize the acquired start-up's...
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This article analyses the performance and value creation of the glamorous operations of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the telecommunications sector, trying to understand if the glamour company's M&A operations conduct to the stockholder wealth maximization, and the role of acquirer's...
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