1. Separate cultures: The resulting firm maintains the separate cultures of the original firms. This usually emerges...
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1. Separate cultures: The resulting firm maintains the separate cultures of the original firms. This usually emerges with unrelated acquisitions and with the acquisition of a firm that is large enough to be its own division or SBU within the integrated firm.
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