Acquisition Stories

The colony watched them grow up together. Paper airplanes over the boundary wall. Eleven years of school steps and the specific, unspoken language of two people who have been beside each other long enough to stop noticing they're necessary. Then a complaint is filed on a Tuesday. One word from the wrong person. The story passes from house to house - it doesn't require facts, only the machinery of: I heard. Did you hear? They say. Arjun Malhotra leaves at twenty-two and builds an empire in the decade that follows. A fortress that cannot be entered. Riya Sharma leaves for Geneva. She builds herself smaller. The full version of herself managed down into something that does not ache. Ten years pass. His brother's wedding. Lake Como. A gate. She walks through it and he feels the decade collapse. Not gradually. Not with a process. Simply: stops. What follows is what two people build when they've been given back the decade they were owed. A plan in sixteen chapters. A South Delhi apartment with a neem tree on the balcony. Three children who become theirs. A threat from the past that isn't finished yet. And the slow, methodical work of two people learning to build each other. ⸻ ✦Second-chance romance. Slow burn. Delhi & Lake Como. A man who built walls instead of doors. A woman who never stopped knowing how to find the entrance.✦

For a while, I thought about something of a series based on the concept of PepsiCo's competitors diversifying via purchasing other companies to compete with it. The cover image is from here: https://www.vending.com/vending-machines/combo-machines/express-combo-vending-machine/ (Needs improvements.)

A little blonde girl raised with a silver spoon, suddenly becomes an orphan and loses her identity due to a catastrophic accident. Trying to escape the harsh reality, she ends up lost and wondering on the streets of the US. Meeting new people, the good, the bad and the ugly. Will she be able to survive? And will she ever be able to reclaim what she lost? Let's dive into this roller coaster ride together.

The ongoing coronavirus outbreak is significantly affecting the startup ecosystem in India. It has been observed that most of the startups are now trying to deal with the condition by adopting work from home methods as much as possible. Besides, they are also trying to finding out different methods to conduct sales as well as client meetings. But it is still unclear about how startup business strategy would deal with the future circumstances if the condition worsens. A recently conducted study by All India Manufacturer's Organization reveals that a greater number of livelihoods will be affected than the lives due to the coronavirus outbreak. The ground reports say if the current situation continues for more than one month, the small businesses or MSMEs in India will vanish. Small businesses and other MSMEs are considering the backbone of the Indian economy and have offered employment to 114million+ people. Besides, MSMEs are recorded to contribute around 30 percent of the country's GDP. One of the major factors the propel the startup business to grow is Startup Fund Raising. The recent outbreak has affected this badly. The reason is most of the angel investors and Venture Capitalists are now unable to visit the country for meetings. This is something that can't be done over telephone or video chat. On the other hand, the current situation has forced them to think twice before making an investment in startup companies. Reference URL - https://sinbex.wordpress.com/2020/08/24/how-is-covid-19-affecting-the-startup-ecosystem-in-india-what-measures-can-we-take-to-overcome-it/

In the dynamic landscape of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), the tectonic shifts brought about by technological advancements are reshaping the traditional role of M&A advisors. As the business world becomes increasingly interconnected, the rise of Tech-Driven M&A Advisors is not just a trend; it is a strategic imperative. In this blog, we unravel the significance of these tech-savvy advisors and the unique value they bring to the M&A table in our interconnected, digital world.

In today's business landscape, sustainability and corporate responsibility have become integral factors in decision-making processes, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A). As companies increasingly recognize the importance of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations, integrating sustainability practices into M&A strategies has emerged as a critical priority. Here, we delve into the significance of sustainability and corporate responsibility in M&A transactions and explore how companies can leverage these principles to drive value creation and mitigate risks.

In the fast-paced landscape of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), companies are continually seeking ways to drive growth, expand market reach, and enhance competitiveness. While these transactions often focus on financial gains and market share, there's another valuable aspect that shouldn't be overlooked: innovation synergies. In this blog, we delve into the significance of innovation in M&A and explore strategies to harness its potential.