Sentence examples for a roll up of from inspiring English sources
We've confirmed that DeWolfe has been pitching a number of private equity funds to raise up to $100 million for a roll up of an Internet industry vertical.
Rocket Internet is also announcing an increased investment and (now majority) stake in Foodpanda itself, with both moves part of a strategy to build out its Global Online Takeaway Group, a roll up of all its food delivery companies.
Email is a roll up of several other inputs, including Facebook email, Twitter direct messages, and follows from all these services plus LinkedIn and XMPP streams archived as chat.
The e-commerce giant has been aggressively building out its Global Online Takeaway Group, a roll up of all its food delivery companies, which include online take-out ordering service Foodpanda, and a significant stake in rival Delivery Hero.
That's certainly the case in the Baltics — Cherry Media Group was formed out of a roll up of daily deal players in the region in May 2011: Cherry Media, Beta.lt and Dealcraft.
Meanwhile, the participation of Rocket Internet is particularly noteworthy given that the German 'startup factory' and e-commerce behemoth has been aggressively building out its Global Online Takeaway Group, a roll up of all its food delivery companies, which include online take-out ordering service Foodpanda, and a significant stake in rival Delivery Hero.
For my money this activity would suggest a roll-up of these companies is probably in the offing.
One VC I spoke to said Vente Privee was "very attractive" to the big ecommerce beasts like Amazon and eBay, and a roll-up of these types of clubs is potentially in the offing across Europe.
"It's a roll-up of their properties," she says, arguing that the Times could beat the Mail if it included its Boston Globe properties in its total.
Live Nation, led by Michael Rapino, 43, is a roll-up of regional promoters that now runs more than 22,000 events a year, many in the 127 amphitheaters and clubs that the company owns or operates.
On January 14th it was announced that Chicago's Bank One, a roll-up of the largest Midwestern banks, had accepted an offer from New York's J.P. Morgan Chase, itself the recent combination of four big institutions, for $58 billion in shares.
