I got pitifully few responses to my earlier post asking for some of the best mergers (of roughly equals) of all time. Anyway, a good post from Roger Ehrenberg why just it is that mergers don't work.
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The link leads to a PDF document which sheds light on the fundamentals of why mergers fail. Enjoy the read.
http://www.caswellccc.com/support-files/Newsletter-V5I8-WhyMergersFail.pdf
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