Sentence examples for a divestiture from inspiring English sources

Its chief executive Kazuo Hirai said he has not ruled out a divestiture of that business.

As a result, the government agreed to call the breakup a "divestiture".

LTV Corporation begins a divestiture to generate $500 million in cash.

H.P. is also weighing a divestiture of its PC business and "strategic options" for its webOs unit.

Alcoa said the sale was part of a divestiture program announced in January 2003 to sell certain noncore businesses.

"It's certainly possible that a divestiture or settlement could be negotiated going forward, but that has yet to occur".

If the process took too long, or generated unexpected costs, a divestiture might destroy more value than it would create.

JWT showed a nice gain over the comparable quarter last year, which included a $2.8 million charge from a divestiture.

A settlement with the Justice Department that required a divestiture of routes or airport slots by the airlines would have to be reviewed by the bankruptcy court.

But it says Messrs Timchenko and Tornqvist "had been in talks about a divestiture for a while prior to the actual sale", in part because of strategic differences.

"We want something that will allow the company to change for the positive, like new management, a divestiture of marginal operations, or a significant acquisition".