Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions: A Case Study

A case study textbook on corporate mergers and acquisitions originally written as a graduate school capstone project.It offers a concise and analytical case study in corporate mergers and acquisitions, complete with researched testimonies and prepared statements of the major deal players before the U. S. Senate Subcommittee on the Judiciary.It quickly answers the what, who, how, and why questions of corporate mergers and acquisitions through actual case study without being sidetracked into the vast expanse of the intriguing subject.It is at once student-friendly and offers the student a superb means of gauging his or her own writing potential and ending his or her research paper blues.Also interesting in measuring the college professor's accomplishments in the academic literary world.A must read book for the academic oriented who delight in comparing standards.The author holds a BS degree in International Business from Mercy College, and an MBA degree in Finance from Long Island University. He has traveled extensively as a merchant marine officer. He enjoys writing and currently has his novel, The Rugged Terrain to the American Dream, in publication by iUniverse.com. He resides in New York.