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kondor19780726 [428]
3 years ago
6

When Fisher-Price comes up with an idea for a new toy, it needs to ensure that the children who play with the toy will not choke

on any of its parts and that the toy in general will not be a hazard to the children who will be using it. In what stage of the new-product development process will these safety checks occur
Business
1 answer:
Dmitriy789 [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The correct answer is Product Development Stage.

Explanation:

If any of the changes are required to be incorporated in a design, the best point of attempting these changes is in the product design phase such that the considerations are included from the initial stage and the design effort is not wasted.

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a. BB&T and SunTrust

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e. Salesforce and Tableau Software

2. Reasons for the M&A:

a. BB&T and SunTrust                        - to cut cost

b. Schwab and TD Ameritrade          - to save money

c. Raythem and UTC                        - to become largest defence company

d. Newmont and Goldcorp               - to acquire competitive advantage

e. Salesforce and Tableau Software - to boost revenue

3. Some of the M&A transactions do not make any strategic sense.  For example, now that Raythem and UTC combined want to form the largest defense company, do they add much to their stockholders returns?  Some others acquired to cut cost will experience the huge costs of acquisition, which are, most times, too large to be written off in a single year.

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Major financial transactions done at the corporate level for the purpose of consolidating the assets of two or more companies, growing market share, and eliminating competition are called Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A).  Consolidation of companies may be achieved through mergers, acquisitions, assets purchase, management acquisitions, etc.

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