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Company merger explained

Albert RobertsonBearish

What Is a Merger and How Do Company Mergers Work in Finance?

A merger joins two companies into one business. Deals can reshape industries and move share prices sharply on the day they are announced. This entry explains how a merger differs from an acquisition, why companies combine, how the process runs and what shareholders receive.