Business owners seem to enjoy being acqui-hired -- not as much as selling company for a couple millions, but it's still quite good nonetheless. On the other hand, investors may get little, if any, of return on an acqui-hire. See article in which Michael Arrington admits openly that http://uncrunched.com/2012/08/26/investors-dont-like-acqui-h...
If an acqui-hire is failure for anybody, then it's a failure first and foremost for the investors.
In his `About', Jacques states openly that he represents investors' point of view:
>I do this [[verifying that what a company says it sells and owns is actually true]] work for several renowned Venture Capital firms in Europe(...)
If an acqui-hire is failure for anybody, then it's a failure first and foremost for the investors.
In his `About', Jacques states openly that he represents investors' point of view:
>I do this [[verifying that what a company says it sells and owns is actually true]] work for several renowned Venture Capital firms in Europe(...)