RE:RE:Seeking Alpha Article Tilray Brands (TLRY) has pursued a growth by acquisition strategy that has shown mixed results in the past.
I did look at GE as suggested by the original poster and GE has had a good year with its share price finally reaching the level of 25 years ago. Investors are hoping that the split into 3 companies next month will help undo some of the growth by acquisition disaster that was Jack Welch.
Another example would be Valeant Pharmaceuticals, now Bausch Health whose acquisitions ultimately failed to boost the bottom line.
A successful growth by acquisition example would be Google (now Alphabet) who bought Android and Youtube. Is TLRY the next GOOG?