Why do companies merge with or acquire other companies?
Why do companies buy companies?
Why do the shareholders of a company become extremely rich when a company goes public? Why do people invest in brands and not in people? If a company is about to get bought, is there an advantage to buying its stock? Why do companies choose to purchase technology products from resellers such as CDW instead of buying them directly from the manufacturer? When you buy stock in a company what are you purchasing? Who decides how company assets are used? Why do people invest in shares and how does a company get a profit by people investing in shares? Why do retailers buy from wholesalers when you can buy from manufacturers at a cheaper price? How companies make money? Why do the Founders leave after their companies get acquired? Why do companies outsource? When buying and selling stock, who actually buys and sells the shares and why are they willing to always buy at market price? What is the most troubling issue when you buy stocks in a new company? Why do most of the companies' names end with Limited? Why do firms pay dividends? Why are some companies valued more while others less? What do billionaires buy? What is corporate sales? Why do private companies have 'limited' in their names? In general, should one buy stock in a company just before in gets acquired? Why do some companies value more, while others value less? Why do people invest? Why do people buy overpriced products? Why some suppliers are asking fees for dropshipping when you are investing to promote their products and help them sell? What are corporate sales? What form does a company file if they intend to buy another company? Why are mergers and acquisitions less common in developing economies? What is the meaning of investments by owners? Why do companies do business in US through a subsidiary and not as a branch? Why do company and factory stores offer discounts, when their product at full price is already cheaper than their retail counterparts to begin with?