That feels like there's room for a deep dive, considering they've developed such a reputation for doing it. * Are their success stories quiet and their failure

That feels like there's room for a deep dive, considering they've developed such a reputation for doing it. * Are their success stories quiet and their failures heavily publicised? * Are they not as creative/clever at strategy as they could be, resulting in them exhausting options and going for "run into the ground" too early or too frequently? * Do they pick an unusually large number of unhealthy firms that are prone to this endgame? In which case, why aren't they getting better at due diligence?