Dubli team global ba acquisition strategies
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DubLi Team Global Group held a brainstorming session to discuss acquisition strategies for their BA business unit. The team generated ideas for expanding the BA business through purchasing other companies or partnerships. Several promising opportunities were identified and will be explored further.
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