Delayed for a year because of strong opposition from domestic firms frightened by the prospect of being taken over, the so-called triangular merger system becomes legal Tuesday.
The new system is expected to become another tool in the arsenal of firms seeking to initiate buyouts -- especially cross-border mergers and acquisitions -- in a country that has only until recently been resistant to foreign ownership.
What is a triangular merger?
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