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Best Practices in Acquisition Contracts
Acquisition contracts are increasingly complex and structured. Corporate transactions, private equity deals, controlling and minority stakes, and pricing mechanisms complicate negotiations and influence the closing times of operations. Contracts have standard clauses with the application of very diverse perimeters and quantities as a function of the type of operation and the characteristics of the ...
Innovator Country, Not Entrepreneurial State
What our country is lacking is not an "Entrepreneurial State" – an expression often misunderstood and manipulated to promote forms of neo-statism from the 1970s – but a state oriented towards the development and growth of knowledge and the market, that promotes research and innovation in all contexts and areas of society.#Italy needs to be an "Innovator Country," in all of its expressions and ...
The Supply and Demand of Uniqueness
The need for differentiation and distinction, that in its extreme version reaches what is known as the “need for uniqueness,”[1] has a well-known psychobiological origin, and in that sense can be considered a natural necessity of the human race. However, there is no question that the basic need to feel or appear different, to distinguish oneself, has emerged with increasing intensity in ...