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The Impact of the Duty to Maximize Short-Term Value in Mergers and Acquisitions: An Analysis of Revlon
For nearly four decades, Revlon v. MacAndrews and Forbes has required the boards of target companies in change-of-control transactions to maximize immediate shareholder value – that is, to expose the firm to a market canvass before closing any transaction and refrain from favoring one bidder over an
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