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Buying out competing companies is commonly referred to as "Mergers and Acquisitions" (M&A). This process involves one company purchasing another to consolidate market share, eliminate competition, or expand its operations. When a company specifically targets competitors for acquisition, it may also be described as "strategic acquisition."
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What should I know before buying a notebook computer?
Before buying a notebook, you should be aware of the amount of space needed vs what is offered, and what the prices are for competing companies.
What is it called when companies produce more goods than consumers are buying?
Overproduction
What are the two companies competing?
coke and pepsi
What was considered a legal activity under Sherman anti-trust act?
A company expanding its business by buying a competing company-Apex
What companies are buying iPads?
All companies in every sector of commerce are buying iPads.
What U.S. industry advertises the most?
Probably Insurance companies because they're always competing, other companies that advertise a lot are Car companies, and Cell phone carriers, again, because they're always competing.
When the same directors serve on the board of two or more competing companies these companies have?
interlocking directorates :)
Why were US steel companies having trouble competing against foreign steel companies?
greed
Buying process used buy companies?
what are the eight stages of the buying processes of one or more companies.
Does Quik Trip aslo own Racetrac?
No, the are completelyseparate,competing companies.
Why are utilities regulated?
They are regulated because the government wants to know what these companies are doing and there are no competing companies for electric services.
A loose arrangement of similar businesses formed to control production and keep prices high is called a?
A system of commerce where several companies work together to control prices and limit competition is called a conglomerate. It is also called a monopoly if the same company owns each one of the competing companies.
