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Will You Be Mine in the Digital World?

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By Joerg Krings, J. Neely, Olaf Acker
| Strategy + Business Verified
A version of this article appeared in the Summer 2016 issue of strategy+business. In the space of about 17 days in the spring of 2015, Boeing bought a company that develops aerial imaging software, Spanish bank BBVA bought a design studio that specializes in the online user experience, and MasterCard purchased an analytics company that helps convenience store owners figure out what they should sell at the checkout counter. The three deals barely registered on Wall Street.
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Will You Be Mine in the Digital World?

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By Joerg Krings, J. Neely, Olaf Acker
| Strategy + Business Verified
In the space of about 17 days in the spring of 2015, Boeing bought a company that develops aerial imaging software, Spanish bank BBVA bought a design studio that specializes in the online user experience, and MasterCard purchased an analytics company that helps convenience store owners figure out what they should sell at the checkout counter. The three deals barely registered on Wall Street. 2d3, the imaging company that Boeing bought for US$25 million, was a tiny 40-employee outfit.
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Deals That Win

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By John Jullens, J. Neely, Joerg Krings
| Strategy + Business Verified
A version of this article appeared in the Autumn 2015 issue of strategy+business. In May 2015, industrial conglomerate Danaher agreed to buy the Pall Corporation, a maker of biopharmaceutical and medical products, for US$14 billion. Although it was far from the biggest deal of 2015 — plenty have dwarfed it — Danaher–Pall attracted a lot of attention from those who work in corporate mergers and acquisitions. The deal is intriguing for two principal reasons.
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