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The growth of conglomerate
The growth of the LTV Corporation is one of the classic stories of the growth of conglomerates during the third merger wave. The company was led by James Josepth Ling -- the Ling of Ling-Temco-Vought. The story of how he parlayed a $2,000 investment and a small electronics business into the 14th-largest industrial company in the United States is a fascinating one. LTV was a sprawling industrial ..
Case Study
2007. 1. 1. 21:00