Sentence examples for * repurchase in from inspiring English sources
Hewlett-Packard announced a $10 billion stock repurchase in July, and jettisoned 500 jobs in September after it discontinued its TouchPad and smartphone product lines.
Presumably everyone on earth who could buy them has bought them, although Rowling's new Web site, Pottermore, reminds us that soon we'll need to repurchase in electronic form, like Beatles albums.
This is because it turns out that a smooth return process makes customers considerably more likely to repurchase in the days following the calamity.
Despite recent upheavals in the industry, the company's earnings per share rose far more than net profit because of a $102 million stock repurchase, in which the company retired 7 of every 25 shares in exchange for a $1.03 payment.
The Company's Board of Directors also approved a new share repurchase program, authorizing the Company to repurchase in the aggregate up to $750 million of its outstanding common stock.
In addition to forking over nearly $700 million for the dividend, Disney bought back $434 million of its shares in January, on the heels of a $1 billion repurchase in the December quarter.
The other $1 billion of stock will be repurchased in the next 12 months, Genzyme said.
* Plans to repurchase $4 billion of shares in 2013.
Dell said it also plans to repurchase $1.70 billion in stock in the fourth quarter.
Alternatively, studies in marketing or in organizational behavior conceptualize repurchase intention in terms of an intention to keep the relationship [66].
BLOOMBERG NEWS Goldman Sachs Spent $6 Billion to Buy Back Stock | The firm spent more to repurchase shares in 2011 than it earned in the year, Bloomberg News reports.
