Discuss five different defensive tactics that the target company can use to thwart this takeover attempt. 2) What are the possible cash flow benefits from this acquisition? 3)Should Genie go ahead with the acquisition using cash or stock acquisition?
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- Discuss five different defensive tactics that the target company can use to thwart this takeover attempt.
2) What are the possible cash flow benefits from this acquisition?
3)Should Genie go ahead with the acquisition using cash or stock acquisition?
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