The phrase "a giant firm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large company or corporation, often in discussions about business size or market influence.
Example: "In the competitive landscape of technology, a giant firm like Apple often sets the trends that smaller companies follow."
Alternatives: "a large corporation" or "a major company".
Interestingly, Green & Black's had also been started by small entrepreneurs and then acquired in 2005 by a giant firm.
Ms. Mengers joined C.M.A. in the years before a 1975 merger that formed International Creative Management, a giant firm that was known nonetheless for the freewheeling approach of individualists like Ms. Mengers.
He released a statement saying he was switching jobs to get away from the distractions of running a giant firm and to focus instead on investing his clients' money.
If a deal goes ahead, combining Lafarge of France and Holcim of Switzerland will create a giant firm worth around €43 billion ($60 billion) with operations in 90 countries and 20% of the global market outside China.Cement-making is a local business that needs heaps of capital to build the big plants that churn out the stuff.
"Why leave a giant firm unless they know we'll be here for good?" Koo explained in an interview.
KPMG was, and still is, a giant firm.
Would the world's financial system really be safe with just the "Big Three" or "Big Two", or even a single giant firm auditing most large corporations?
John Thompson, the director who oversaw the process of choosing Mr Nadella, will succeed Mr Gates as chairman.Two months before he said he would relinquish his job, Mr Ballmer unveiled a reorganisation of the giant firm's business structures, accounting and management, declaring that Microsoft would henceforth be a "devices and services" company.
Just half a dozen giant firms control half of all private equity assets.
The U.S. is facing this reality: Just half a dozen giant firms control half of all private equity assets.
Its headquarters is in the North Bayshore portion of the city, a piece of land tucked between Highway 101 and the Bay, in an office park that the giant firm has been slowly devouring.
