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takeover performance, focusing on the benefits of organizational learning and the detriments of post-merger integration (PMI … short-term abnormal return, equal to a $31M shareholder value disadvantage. While learning through experience does not … learning hypothesis). When looking at the PMI process, the time between two consecutive transactions and relative deal size are …

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Cohabitation before marriage : do prior alliances enhance post-merger performance?

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Merging and Learning

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This review presents the well-known notion of merging, introduced by Blackwell and Dubins, and its later generalizations. While the original concept of merging refers to all future events, the two new concepts, of weak and of almost weak merging, are concerned only with forecasting near-future...

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Performance evaluation of State Bank of India before and after the merger

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