简介：Mergers and acquisitions

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The Economist: Mergers and acquisitions

Chinese acquisitions : China buys up the world

and the world should stay open for businessin theory, the ownership of a business in a capitalist economy is irrelevant. in practice, it is often controversial. from japanese firms’ wave of purchases in america in the 1980s and vodafone’s takeover of germany’s mannesmann in 2000 to the more recent antics of private-equity firms, acquisitions have ofte... (314 天前)

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Hedge funds: Tucking in

a rise in deal activity gives succour to merger-arbitrage fundshedge funds have not had much to savour recently. choppy markets have caused some funds to experience embarrassing losses or even shut up shop entirely. but a rash of mergers and acquisitions (m&a) is improving the mood among some managers. merger-arbitrage funds, a type of hedge fund that pr... (314 天前)

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Mergers and acquisitions: Waiting for a wave

a flurry of deals makes bankers salivatefirms with interim bosses usually opt for the quiet life, but the lack of a permanent boss did not stop hewlett-packard (hp) from launching a bidding war on august 23rd. the computer giant offered to buy 3par, a data-storage firm, for $1.5 billion, topping the $1.15 billion offered a week earlier by dell, a longtim... (314 天前)

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Hospital mergers: The war of the wards

investors are eyeing up hospitals around the worldat first glance, hospitals seem an unattractive business. they are heavily regulated and often run by governments or charities. doctors wield immense power. patients have high and rising expectations. rapid advances in medical technology drive costs relentlessly upwards even as governments try harder to r... (314 天前)

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Automotive alliances multiply: All together now

the renault-nissan alliance has become a template for the car industryever since the forging of renault’s alliance with nissan in 1999, carlos ghosn, the boss of both carmakers, has been on the lookout for new partners. he passionately believes that the alliance model he has created is superior both to the full mergers the car industry has often mucked ... (314 天前)

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Prudential's Asian acquisition: Cold feet

a regulator holds up the pru’s giant asian mergerthe bankers were in the building at laurence pountney hill on may 4th, poised to price a $21 billion (gbp14 billion) rights issue. printing presses were ready to spew out the 1,000-page prospectus. then came the bombshell: the man from the financial services authority (fsa) was not happy with the man from... (314 天前)

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Prudential buys AIA: Grand Pru

the insurance industry’s biggest-ever acquisition has prompted the largest-ever rights issue: aig and prudential are both playing for huge stakesinsurance is a pretty stodgy business. this week’s agreement by prudential of britain to buy aig’s asian life-insurance operations, aia, is anything but. if the $35.5 billion deal goes through—and given the ... (314 天前)

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