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The Business Management Of Distress Situations

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  • Carmen Valentina RADULESCU
  • Razvan Catalin DOBREA
  • Sorin BURLACU

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The article we developed in the pages that follow represents a review of what business management is like in crisis situations, in economic distress for corporations. We will evaluate the internal code as the backbone of a corporation and work our way upwards to how the shareholders and stakeholders should use the intenal code to manage the company and address defensive measures as tools and protect themselves against using too many specialists, runing too many shareholder meetings and protecting against poisoned pill procedures. We will try to highlight the main findings available in the real world.

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  • Carmen Valentina RADULESCU & Razvan Catalin DOBREA & Sorin BURLACU, 2018. "The Business Management Of Distress Situations," Proceedings of the INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE, Faculty of Management, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania, vol. 12(1), pages 741-747, November.
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