Mergers & Acquisitions
Dec. 29, 2009
Daewoo Breaks Into U.S. Market
When a Korean shipbuilding company bought the German windpower subsidiary of a U.S. company this fall, it illustrated how foreign companies have used the economic downturn to break into the United States and other world markets.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
When a Korean shipbuilding company bought the German windpower subsidiary of a U.S. company this fall, it illustrated how foreign companies have used the economic downturn to break into the United States and other world markets.
"This deal is one of the very good examples of how foreign companies that want to gain entry into the U.S. and the international arena in a specific area...
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