By John Pollack and Pavel Shaitanoff ( November 15, 2017, 5:19 PM EST) -- It is customary in U.S. private mergers and acquisitions for the parties to agree on a headline purchase price and then adjust it at closing for debt, cash and normalized working capital. This is an accepted practice (sometimes referred to as a "closing accounts" approach) even though it can lead to lengthy post-closing disputes on, among other things, the closing working capital calculation....
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