Understanding Business
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ISBN: 9781259929434
Author: William Nickels
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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You have incorporated a business which a pack of Tommies now seeks to take over. You oppose this and also feel that the Tommies should use their "education" and start their own
business instead of taking the easy way by trying to acquire your successful business. However, your shareholders have been offered a higher than market value for their shares by the aggressor. Briefly describe your duties and responsibilities as an officer/board member to your shareholders.
2 Based upon the price offered by the Tommie group, your shareholders appear to be in favor of
this take-over. Identify and describe (6) methods that would enable you to effectively resist the
take-over.
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