This might be useful: Demystifying Pre-LOI Due Diligence

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by a professional from University of Southern California - Marshall School of Business
in North Palm Beach, FL, USA

3yrs ago

This might be useful: Demystifying Pre-LOI Due Diligence

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reply by a searcher 3yrs ago
from Regis University in Denver, CO, USA

Well, the quip about Musk and Twitter was annoying, he's the wealthiest businessman on Earth, I am confident he knew exactly what he was doing with that deal.

Otherwise, this looks like a great read! Lot's of resources on deal negotiation.

reply by a professional 3yrs ago
from University of Southern California in North Palm Beach, FL, USA

Annoying? Yep, I know, ^redacted‌. Musk IS rich, but his behavior puts me in the population who wonders about his agendas. And, MHO is not too many sellers of companies hope to deal with a buyer like Musk. Thanks, Kyle, for taking the time to comment. (We can Zoom, if you have Qs about my report.)