Mergers and acquisitions have become more common as companies look to grow, work together, and gain an advantage. While a merger can be exciting, it also brings unique challenges. Mergers often happen for strategic reasons, such as combining products or services, reaching new markets, or acquiring valuable intellectual property. However, joining two companies is rarely…
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