If an acquired company remains intact after it has been acquired, it is defined as which of the following types of segments?
A) Financing segment.
B) Investing segment.
C) Operating segment.
D) Non-operating segment.

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An acquired company that remains intact after the acquisition is defined as an operating segment, as it continues to operate as a separate entity and contributes to the overall operations of the acquiring company. Financing and investing segments refer to specific activities within a company, and non-operating segments are typically those that do not contribute directly to the core operations of the company, such as investments or discontinued operations.

If an Acquired Company Remains Intact After It Has Been