Sunday, April 15, 2007 The garage sale analogy is the best way to understand what's going on with the current buyout binge, one that if it hasn't already affected a company you work for or do business with, soon will. That we're in the midst of a buyout binge isn't in itself terribly remarkable. Mergers and acquisitions are prone to cycles, and this happens to be the robust part of one. Company buyout binge is most like a garage sale Labels: acquisition, buyout, merger Previous articles SEC Tells Staff to Revise AS5
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