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The decision to stay or resign following an acquisition by a Chinese or Indian company

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Cross-border mergers and acquisitions: Mature markets vs. emerging markets—with special reference to the USA and India

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Emerging market multinationals' firm-specific advantages, institutional distance, and foreign acquisition location choice

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