Why most mergers and acquisitions end in failure?

Why most mergers and acquisitions end in failure? From a purely positive or optimistic perspective, companies must conduct mergers and acquisitions in order to achieve the following goals:

Shopify, the only rival admitted by the founder of Amazon, how does it make money?

Shopify, the only rival admitted by the founder of Amazon, how does it make money?

TikTok, the rival of all social networks

Let’s talk about TikTok, In September, TikTok quietly announced the milestone of reaching billions of monthly active users (aka MAU).

Booming India stock market and the emerging Indian tech giants

India stock market and the emerging Indian tech giants

Beyond your imagination of Israel’s strong venture capital and tech strength

Beyond your imagination of Israel’s strong venture capital and tech strength. The number of Israeli unicorns has soared in the past few years, from one in 2013 to 18 in 2019, and then to 65 in May 2021. In 2019, the number of new creative independent beasts with a valuation of more than 1 billion U.S. dollars

Rule 40, perfect for SaaS companies

Rule 40. Investors are most concerned about the growth of the company and how much money it can make. In particular, the profitability conditions for companies listed on the US stock market are relatively loose, unlike Taiwan or China, which highlights corporate profitability as a necessary condition for listing.

Non-quantitative factors determine success or failure of an investment

Non-quantitative factors determine success or failure of an investment. People overemphasize the importance of science and numbers in investment, as I mentioned in the book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”, section 1-1. Investment is a not a science but an art in the economic field under sociology, which is more related to humanities

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