Mergers and Acquisitions Case Studies

Author: Wang Dong / Zhang Qiusheng (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book collects a series of typical cases from domestic and international corporate mergers and acquisitions practices, which occur in different economic contexts and industries. In presenting these cases, it raises some noteworthy and thought-provoking questions to help readers gain a deeper understanding and recognition of the theoretical knowledge and operational skills of corporate mergers and acquisitions. The cases covered are comprehensive, timely, and representative. They span various industries both domestically and internationally, including classic cases in the history of mergers and acquisitions as well as influential cases that have occurred in recent years, each with unique characteristics that can provide insights from different perspectives. The analysis and introduction of each case are more thorough and detailed compared to general similar books, and in conjunction with the case introductions, it proposes questions for readers to think about and discuss, making it well-suited for teaching purposes. The target readers of this book are students majoring in economics and management at universities, researchers in mergers and acquisitions, and corporate management personnel.