Hostile Takeovers

Learn about hostile takeovers, which is when someone attempts to purchase a corporation without the consent of that corporation. Several techniques are quite effective at stopping hostile takeovers.
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What are some hostile takeover stories you've heard about?

[@lisizchen1029]

LVMH purchased a certain amount shares of Hermes.

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And another well-known case is Porsche v.s VW.

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All these sound like nightmares to account for on a company's financial statements..

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Hi sir, I'm from India and the LPOs pay very well, can you please make a video on the outsourcing of Legal work? Btw your videos are amazing :)

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I hope you do more videos about businesses or civil law

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Thank you for the suggestion.

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How about hostile take overs from a offensive point of view?

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On the other side it depends on how aggressive they want to be. At a fair price per share, this usually isn’t an issue. But when the company being taken over doesn’t want to be it can be difficult, if not impossible. Regardless, speed and surprise are usually essential for a good deal be the purchaser.

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I guess that explains why Chick Hicks from cars has a billion sponsors all over his body.

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How to prevent that from the beginning?

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Many corporations now have protections built into their articles of incorporation.

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