The first half of 2014 has seen some pretty exciting news when it comes to deals. Like Facebook buying Oculus...really Facebook? Weigh in on what deals were good and which ones were bad.
Here's the poll. http://www.firmex.com/blog/the-dealmaker-poll/
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only time will tell brah
All FB deals are bad, others are fine.
I'm gonna hire some Indians to make a platform called Merger. A company account costs $15K a year. In exchange, companies get access to a platform which allows them to see concise profiles of other companies filtered by industry, market cap, and radius. If the subscriber would merge with another company, they right swipe. If not, they left swipe (we will also sell special company tablets for $950 a pop that are to be used exclusively for our platform). When two companies right swipe one another, our third-party lawyer will contact both companies' counsels, compliance, and whichever executive they elect to be the go-to contact (will have to be registered upon subscription) to initiate talks.
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