Sentence examples for * divesture from inspiring English sources
The relatively small increase in the G.M. share price also meant that the American taxpayers had probably captured the best return possible in their first divesture of what was a 61 percent stake in the company.
The Competition Commission has allowed Global to look at what it calls a "partial divesture" of some of the stations, meaning it will allow a commercial deal where it licenses the existing station's brand name to the new owner.
Barnes & Noble, which is based in New York, cut its full-year profit forecast because of the divesture of Game-Stop, which contributed more than half of its net income in the second quarter.
Eckert pushed through the divesture of Learning Company in October 2000.
At the time, Google shares traded at $169.40, valuing Page and Brins combined divesture at $2.4 billion and Schmidts sale at $372.7 million.
Under the plan announced late Friday but arranged on Nov. 30, Page and Brin will each sell 5 million shares, valuing their current divesture at $5.4 billion.
We estimate revenue drains arising from tax-motivated divestures to infer maximum possible efficiency losses from behavioral responses.
Brauer (2006) has more extensively reviewed divestures in his work titled: "What Have We Acquired and What Should We Acquire in Divestiture Research?
Organic revenue strips out acquisitions, divestures and currency changes.
Thomson Reuters said underlying operating profit, which excludes divestures, slipped 8percenttoto $617 million in the quarter.
The Professional Services Agreement provided for services including corporate strategy formulation, budgeting of corporate investments, acquisitions and divestures, and debt and equity financing.
