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Business, 07.04.2020 22:25 imthebestatcod

Which of the following is not a typical strategic objective or benefit that drives mergers and acquisitions? A. B) To create a more cost-efficient operation out of the combined companies B. E) To extend a company's business into new product categories and/or expand a company's geographic coverage C. D) To expedite shifting from one strategy to another and gain better access to additional financial capital D. C) To fundamentally alter a company's trajectory and improve its business outlook E. A) To gain quick access to new technologies or other resources and capabilities

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