The Value of Research

Research in industries like pharmaceuticals, retail, credit cards and insurance, is woven into the fabric of functions like product development and marketing. But in other areas of financial services, research isn't always so well established. For some clients, a budget for research simply does...

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Published in:Mergers and Acquisitions 2013-04, Vol.48 (4), p.22
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