… The wave of mergers and reverse mergers during recent years has drawn widespread …
devoted to the mergers' consequences. The motives behind these mergers have received only …

… mergers at the aggregate level is due to a combination of industry shocks for which mergers
… The results presented here support a neoclassical explanation of merger waves: merger …

… performance of mergers and acquisitions has focused on stock returns around the merger
announce… that long-run pelformance is negative following mergers, though pe$ormance is non-…

… We will say that a merger is CS-neutral if the merger does not affect consumer surplus.
Similarly, we will say that a merger is CS-increasing if consumer surplus following the merger is …

Many decry the preponderance of merger failures and conclude that mergers and acquisitions
(… a merger successful and what is the appropriate manner of evaluating merger success. …

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The merger of transition metal catalysis and photocatalysis, termed metallaphotocatalysis,
has recently emerged as a versatile platform for the development of new, highly enabling …

… effects for merger control. It not only stands in the way of some socially desirable mergers
but also may indirectly facilitate the clearance of some socially undesirable mergers. Neither …

… mergers worldwide fail to create value. In some cases they even destroy it.A record number
of mergers … an organization and its employees, mergers can succeed if companies develop …

… to mergers. By … merger activity to general business cycles and to establish time relationships
that identify those elements of the general business cycle that are directly related to merger …