Learn about Minority IPOs, their benefits in revealing true subsidiary value, and an example of how they can strategically benefit parent companies without losing control.

It's common for a single company to operate multiple businesses. You might own two restaurants with different names, for example, or you might own a bakery, a restaurant and a catering business, each ...

This article explores how international tax laws and tariff shocks can together demotivate affiliates of a multinational enterprise (MNE) from pursuing operational excellence and continuous ...

A successful business might buy or create a subsidiary company for any number of reasons. For example, one corporation can set up a subsidiary to enter a new, risky line of business. If the subsidiary ...