Amazing twists and turns in the negotiations. It's like the problem of an investment bank trying to hold an auction with only one buyer of a company. Typically the buyer takes out the baseball bat and whacks the acquiree during due diligence to drive the price down. Without a second interested party to hold the first party honest it's hard to get a favorable deal done.
Amazing twists and turns in the negotiations. It's like the problem of an investment bank trying to hold an auction with only one buyer of a company. Typically the buyer takes out the baseball bat and whacks the acquiree during due diligence to drive the price down. Without a second interested party to hold the first party honest it's hard to get a favorable deal done.
Amazing twists and turns in the negotiations. It's like the problem of an investment bank trying to hold an auction with only one buyer of a company. Typically the buyer takes out the baseball bat and whacks the acquiree during due diligence to drive the price down. Without a second interested party to hold the first party honest it's hard to get a favorable deal done.