Companies With Large Corporate Development Groups
Some notable large corporations with active Corporate Development teams include:
- Oracle Corporation
- IBM
- SAP
- Hewlett-Packard
- Intel
- Yahoo!
- Cisco Systems
- Siemens
- PepsiCo
- State Street Corporation
- Liberty Mutual
- Barclays
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