Customer Review: With this book, David Feldman takes the mystery out of reverse mergers. Going public via an APO (alternative public offering) is a legitimate way to take a micro-cap company public while raising the necessary funds to grow the business. His strategies and insights, written in plain English, are... more info
Customer Review: Great book - very informative. Attorney Miller really knows his stuff (as he should since he's been around pretty much since the birth of the venture capitalist industry.)
Customer Review: This book has loads of good information. A great overview of and explanation of the good and the bad. Havent read other books on buying but cant see many being any better. Not the complicated style of other books. Great resource to have and keep.
Customer Review: My organization is in the process of a major change and reorganization. I found this book to be right on target in identifying the challenges and hurdles that we faced as well as providing some effective solutions to ensure that we do not make the same mistakes that others before us have made. I... more info
Customer Review: This book is a complete step-be-step guide to buying/selling a small business. The author begins by explaining the process of choosing the right business for you. He continues by giving detailed explanations of each step of the process, following through to how to deal with your new employees.
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Customer Review: This book came in good condition, just as was expressed by the seller. I would purchase from them again. Unfortunately this was a gift for someone else, so I have not heard anything back from the reader as to how the content is.
Customer Review: Someone (perhaps it was I) has said that bankruptcy is corporate finance with negative signs. This has always been true but it is amazing how far mainstream finance has gone to try to resist the comparison. The resistance must be, must have been more cultural than economic, because it is axiomatic... more info
Customer Review: Overall, this is a good book where the M&A process is nicely laid out and with critical decisions clearly explained. The part on why you should go away from a deal is valuable as it is always forgotten in other M&A books. There are several weak areas nonetheless in this book. The link with... more info
