Microsoft Gambles on Troubled Activision, But Risks Are Likely Manageable

January 21, 2022

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The Wall Street Journal

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Nardello & Co.’s President & COO Sabina Menschel comments on the increased focus around “bad behavior” during corporate acquisition due diligence in this article in The Wall Street Journal.

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