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"Poison pills" are strategies that reduce the value of a firm if it is taken over by a corporate raider.
Total Assets
Total Assets refer to the sum of all assets owned by a company, including both current and non-current assets, indicating the total resources at a company's disposal.
Company Performance
An evaluation of a company's ability to generate earnings, revenue, and other key metrics for success and stability.
Noncash Investing
Investment activities that do not involve immediate cash transactions, such as acquiring assets through the issuance of stock or the exchange of one asset for another.
Financing Activities
Transactions and events that affect a company's long-term liabilities and equity, including debt issuance and equity transactions.
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