The initial headlines announcing mega-corporate mergers and acquisitions typically focus on Wall Street’s appreciation for improved finances, less duplication of services and staff, the ability to grow faster, and the anticipation of higher returns for shareholders. Yet, as Wharton professors point out, companies that fail to factor in the costs of layoffs, declining morale, and the chaos that comes from restructuring are headed for trouble.
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