Mergers and acquisitions (M&As) continue to be prevalent despite frequently yielding
disappointing outcomes. Postmerger integration plays a critical role in M&A success, yet …

Scholarly interest in leveraging resource-based theory to explore the unit-level human
capital resource (HCR) is undergoing a paradigmatic shift in the strategy and strategic …

A firm's innovativeness is driven by its ability to recombine existing technologies. Elaborating
on this argument, we contend that there exist two distinct types of recombinant capabilities …

We consider firms in the context of their business ecosystems and explore how differences
in the ways in which firms are organized with respect to complementary activities affect their …

Executive Overview This paper examines the concept of acquisition performance, proposing
a model linking task-, transaction-, and firm-level constructs under different time horizons …

Over the past 30 plus years, the development of technological innovation through cross-
border mergers and acquisitions (M&As) has captured an increasing amount of attention in …

Technological innovation may help to reduce air pollution, but existing relevant studies have
not clarified whether and how air pollution affects urban innovation capability. Therefore …

The performance of technological acquisitions depends heavily on the overlap between the
knowledge bases of the target and acquirer. We argue that overlap is best viewed as two …

We develop and apply a set of measures that enable a fine-grained characterization of
technological capabilities based on the USPTO database. These measures can capture the …

Determining the appropriate level of integration is crucial to realizing value from
acquisitions. Most prior research assumes that higher integration implies the removal of …