If a company is constantly merging and changing names would you think of it as a stable enough of a company to buy stock in?
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I guess it depends on who we're talking about but ....No, I would shy away from it altogether. If it's name keeps changing, that means it's weak and being sold and re-sold. If it was the one buying out other companies, it would be viewed as a better bet (investment) and the name wouldn't likely be changing.
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Iron Mask I agree. The stronger company wouldn't change names.
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Nope, the last thing I would want to deal with is the warranty on a product that may not be honored.
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No. Companies are classed as legal persons with the exception that if they go broke they can reappear under a different name without having to pay back debt. Hence you'd be better off identifying as a company/corporation than a person.
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