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TYPICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
Thoughtful
Good critical thinking
Self-motivated
EDUCATION
BACKGROUND School : FOREIGN TRADE UNIVERSITY OF VIETNAM, 2011
Bachelor of International Economics and Business
Cumulative...
... projected
balance sheet now?
Kim: Of course. Here it is:
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Contents
PART TWO PLANNING AND FORECASTING 223
8. Choosing a Business Form 225
Richard P. Mandel
9. The Business Plan 260
Andrew Zacharakis
10. Planning...
... servers, data backup, and, in some cases, Web design and mainte-
nance services. Companies that choose to outsource their Web hosting are also
protecting their main network from security breeches....
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Making Key Strategic Decisions
can’t or choose not to develop. In this case, the strategy is driven by their cus-
tomer’s demands and by ... is especially true in the banking industry,
as the recent merger between J.P. Morgan and Chase Manhattan makes clear.
The key to executing the merger, say analysts, will be how quickly Chase can
trim...
... stand-alone companies and the synergies that would result from a
combination.
Cash versus Stock Deals
The choice of using cash or shares of stock to finance an acquisition is an im-
portant one. In making ... By exchanging shares, the transaction is tax-free (at
least until the target firm stockholders choose to sell their newly acquired
shares of the bidder). Taxes may be an important consideration...
... 2000, C22.
12. The Wall Street Journal/New England, July 28, 1999, NE3.
13. See Harvard Business School case #285053, Gulf Oil Corp—Takeover, for a
complete discussion of this value creation.
Business ... details that potentially impact the creation of
value in M&A transactions. These include the choice of payment (cash vs.
stock), the accounting method (purchase or pooling), tax considerations,...