a method by which corporate managers gain control over a large number of other companies for a relatively small outlay by buying a 51 per cent share in one company, which then buys a 51 per cent share in another and so on.
a method by which corporate managers gain control over a large number of other companies for a relatively small outlay by buying a 51 per cent share in one company, which then buys a 51 per cent share in another and so on.