The only clear ﬁnding from several decades of empirical research into the outcomes of mergers and acquisitions is that the shareholders of the acquiring firms lose money.

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Empirical research shows mixed results; while some acquiring firms' shareholders may experience losses, others may gain or see no significant change. The outcomes depend on various factors such as the specifics of the deal and market conditions.

The Only Clear ﬁNding from Several Decades of Empirical Research