Merger She Wrote - Work in three acts: our players fret about being acquired, wrestle with their roles, and decide whether to be stars -- or to make their exits.
Publisher: Fast Company     Author: Cheryl Dahle   

Mergers & Acquisitions Final IRS Regulation Ease Continuity of Requirement in Acquisitions Structures as Tax-Free Reorganizations - In the United States, use of stock as part or all of the consideration in mergers and acquisitions has been popular recently for a number of reasons.
Publisher: Ross & Hardies     Author: Robert E. Wangard   

Mergers & Acquisitions Primer - Most large mergers and acquisitions are reviewed by the United States government prior to consummation. The two agencies reviewing these transactions are the Department of Justice ("DOJ") and the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC").
Publisher: Findlaw.com     Author: Robert W. Doyle, Jr.   

Mind Melds - Merging companies that fail to integrate their intellectual assets may be squandering the value of the merger. Knowledge management can help.
Publisher: CIO Enterprise     Author: Mark Mazzie   

Minding Mr. Market - For a glimpse of the future, take a look at how investors respond to merger announcements.
Publisher: CFO.com     Author: Hilary Rosenburg   

More Than Curb Appeal - Shaping a company into an appealing acquisition target requires a deep and often lengthy commitment from an organization’s senior management team. Finance executives play key roles — and wear many hats — in ensuring that their company’s objectives hit their mark.
Publisher: Businessfinancemag.com.     Author: Joanne Sammer   

Most common mistakes business owners make when selling their business - From a business broker's point of view, this is a list of the most common mistakes business owners make when they try to sell their business themselves.
Publisher: Edward A. Hicks     Author: Edward A. Hicks   

Mr. M & A - This is the story of a name partner in one of New York's biggest law firms, Skadden Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. A look back at a challenging career in mergers and acquisitions that isn't over yet.
Publisher: Business Law Today     Author: Garrett Ordower   

NCR's Speed Demons - How does a slow-moving company get faster? It buys a young, fast-moving company and lets their executives pick up the pace.
Publisher: Fast Company     Author: Anna Muoio   

Positioning Your Company for Sale - You may not want to sell your business in the near future, but if you operate with a "for sale" attitude, the company will be in tip-top shape with maximum value.
Publisher: Strategic Finance Magazine     Author: H. Andrew Connolly