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Anonymous 09/24/14 (Wed) 18:51:34 No.24

I have a question, how do companies get bought out? Do they have a choice in the matter? Like, say I start a business that becomes relatively succesful, and say, google wants to buy it. Would I have any choice in the matter? How does companies buying other companies work?

Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 07:27:02 No.29

>>24

They offer a price that you can't refuse?

Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 15:45:22 No.36

>>29
But I will ultimately have a choice in the matter correct? Who controls whether or not the company gets sold?

Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 18:26:23 No.37

>>36
Depends how much you control, but generally speaking if you start a business and it becomes successful and you retain control - you have the final say.

You won't say no though, not with the money Goog & such play around with.

Goog & such make examples of failed businesses who turned down their offers.

Anonymous 09/25/14 (Thu) 22:35:16 No.38

>>37
So if I am the majority shareholder I get the say? Where does the money go? Is it split up among shareholders?

Anonymous 09/26/14 (Fri) 00:46:10 No.39

>>37
>Goog & such make examples of failed businesses who turned down their offers.

What are some examples?

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