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The question is whether the total value the company adds to Apple is greater than the total value that company would have had over its lifetime if not acquired.
by smackfu 13y ago
The question is whether the total value the company adds to Apple is greater than the total value that company would have had over its lifetime if not acquired. That doesn't mean it's a bad move for Apple to make the acquisition, but it may "destroy value" in the process.
- gress 13y agoThe total lifetime value is reflected in the price established by the market at sale time. Value is not destroyed.