Sentence examples for acquisition later from inspiring English sources

His acquisition later that year of Associates First Capital for $31 billion prompted an investigation into predatory lending that produced mountains of rotten publicity and led to a $215m settlement in September.

The company is due to make an official announcement about the acquisition later today.

AOL purchased Time Warner in 2001 in a $164 billion acquisition later deemed one of the worst mergers in history.

They were originally acquired on MRI or reconstructed from multi-slice helical CT acquisitions, and volume acquisition later became available from rotational angiography or ultrasound as well [17].

One month and the shuttering of a $160 million video technology acquisition later, it's close to comical reading those words again.

Today, many mergers and acquisitions later, two of the seven survive, and telephone service is a duopoly A.T. & T. and Verizon rather than a monopoly.

In the violent controversy generated by the removal, Elgin was denounced as a dishonest and rapacious vandal, notably by the poet Lord Byron, while the quality of his acquisitions, later regarded as exceptional, was questioned.

Financial pressures, as well as public debate and outrage over the acquisitions, later forced him to sell the sculptures to the British Museum, where they have been on display since 1817.

First, it is possible that poorly performing firms adopt more ATPs or managers adopt ATPs in order to make value-destroying acquisitions later.

Nearly two years and some key acquisitions later, BEA last week reported an upside earnings surprise, beating EPS estimates by a penny.

Two years and a couple of small acquisitions later, IMG $1.4 billion in revenue in 2001 is now one of the top players in the soccer business, representing some 250 (mostly European) players; 35 national teams, including those of Turkey, Norway, Scotland and the U.S.; and nearly 100 professional clubs, such as Manchester United and Liverpool.