Sentence examples for a wave of restructuring from inspiring English sources

There has also been a round of actual and attempted mergers and alliances, and a wave of restructuring, in a bid to improve efficiency.

A1 Germany Approves Tax Plan Germany's left-of-center Parliament passed a radical tax program that will slash rates and should also unleash a wave of restructuring.

The Norwegians' spending on research and development is higher, too.As big oil companies freeze capital spending and mull an accelerated withdrawal from the North Sea, a wave of restructuring and dealmaking is looming.

Spain has been bolder, creating a €99 billion bank rescue fund, which is expected to lead to a wave of restructuring, alliances and bailouts after the country's housing bubble burst.

The decline is likely an indication that even with a modest rise in the salary cap this year, most teams – many of which have gone on a wave of restructuring contracts in recent days to create cap space — found it too expensive to use the tag on any but the most critical players.

Dell announced earnings after the close that beat expectations, and said it would lay off 10% of its global workforce, about 8,800 employees, in a wave of restructuring over the next year.

This inevitable wave of privatization will bring with it the added benefit of unleashing a corresponding wave of restructuring in what has become a grossly inefficient and bloated economy.

Spurred by global competition and the wave of restructuring that has washed over American businesses, Europe's companies are inching toward their own form of shareholder democracy.

The deal unites BlackRock's expertise in fixed income with BGI's renown in index tracking, notably through its retail arm, iShares.The $13 billion purchase is the banner deal of the latest wave of restructuring in fund management.

In the aftermath of the wave of restructuring that peaked in the 1980s, the corporate oversight process has received unprecedented public attention, and investor activism has resulted in numerous proposals for reform.

There followed, then, the greatest wave of restructuring, reorganizing, reengineering and writeoffs seen in the U.S. since the Depression.