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Chapter 5, Problem 2CTQ
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Company C sells many software and hardware products and does its services in over 40 various types. Company C follows 3 prolonged approach for the development of the vast product catalog. Primarily, it gives a vigorous research and development effort to create its own designs.
Secondly, the main business of Company C is the networking technologies, which lets the people to share the information of all kinds over internet. Thirdly, Company C maintains an active program for acquisition, searching for the firms, which could assist in creating new markets, increasing emerging markets, or maximizing the existing markets.
To discuss: Whether hostile takeover will be a better move for Company C.
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Business in Action Plus MyLab Intro to Business with Pearson eText -- Access Card Package (8th Edition)
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