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mergers and acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) refer to the processes by which companies combine or one company purchases another. A **merger** occurs when two or more firms join together to form a single new entity, often to achieve strategic, financial, or operational synergies. An **acquisition** happens when one company buys a controlling interest in another, effectively taking ownership and control. M&A activities are typically undertaken to increase market share, expand into new markets, gain efficiencies, or enhance competitive advantage.
Michael Saylor Explains Why Strategy Won’t Pursue Acquisitions
Michael Saylor has confirmed that his company Strategy will not engage in mergers or acquisitions, even as competition intensifies among firms holding cryptocurrency reserves.
A cautious stance amid a volatile market
During the...
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