1Chapter 1 What are global mergers and acquisitions?
284.12 ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS
21.1 International Mergers and Acquisitions
294.13 LABOR AND BENEFIT LAWS
3Questions: References
304.14 CROSS-BORDER TRANSACTIONS
42.1 The Great Merger Movement: 1895–1905
314.15 Conclusion
52.2 Short-run factors
324.16 Questions: 4.17 References
62.3 Long-run factors
335.1 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
72.4 Objectives in more recent merger waves
345.2 UNDERSTANDING ALTERNATIVE TAKEOVER TACTICS
82.5 Cross-border
355.3 OTHER TACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS
92.5.1 Introduction
365.4 DEVELOPING A BIDDING STRATEGY
102.5.2 In emerging countries
375.5 ACTIVIST INVESTORS: GAINING INFLUENCE WITHOUT CONTROL
112.6 Failure
385.6 UNDERSTANDING ALTERNATIVE TAKEOVER DEFENSES
122.7 Conclusion
395.7 THE IMPACT OF TAKEOVER DEFENSES ON SHAREHOLDER VALUE
132.8 Questions
405.8 Conclusion
142.9 References
415.9 Questions
15Questions
425.10 References
16References
43Questions
174.1 UNDERSTANDING FEDERAL SECURITIES LAWS
44References
184.2 SEC Enforcement Effectiveness
45Chapter 7 Advantages of global mergers and acquisitions
194.3 UNDERSTANDING ANTITRUST LEGISLATION
467.1 Advantages
204.4 Antitrust Merger Guidelines for Horizontal Mergers
477.2 Conclusion
214.5 Targeted Customers and the Potential for Price Discrimination
487.3 Questions: References
224.6 Antitrust Guidelines for Vertical Mergers
49Chapter 8 Disadvantages of Global mergers and acquisitions
234.7 Impact of Antitrust Actions on Firm Value
508.1 Disadvantages
244.8 THE IMPLICATIONS FOR M&A OF THE DODD–FRANK WALL STREET REFORM AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
518.2 Conclusion
254.9 RESTRICTIONS ON DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
528.3 Questions
264.10 FAIR DISCLOSURE (REGULATION FD)
538.4 References: Glossary
274.11 SPECIFIC INDUSTRY REGULATION
54Index
