The phrase "acquisition move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or strategy, particularly when discussing actions taken to acquire assets, companies, or resources.
Example: "The company's recent acquisition move has positioned it as a leader in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "acquisition strategy" or "acquisition action".
The process of the News Corp/BSkyB acquisition moves similarly slowly, if with less balletic grace.
This acquisition moves Amazon from the outskirts into the neighborhood.
HM: Yes, a company where the acquisition moves a bank much further along in a development cycle.
The move signals some increasing scrutiny by the U.S. government when it comes to foreign companies and international acquisition moves like this.
Laber argued that the acquisition moves Datanyze closer to the goal that founder Ilya Semin laid out earlier this year, when Datanyze raised a $2 million seed round — namely, to become "the de facto lead generation solution for every technology provider".
This acquisition moves social business one step closer to the Human-to-Human (H2H) interaction paradigm that is emerging.
"He let me close factories, make acquisitions, move into markets," Mr. Johnston said.
And it has made strides in mergers and acquisitions, moving to fifth place globally in the first five months of this year, although it is still in only 11th place in the United States, according to Thomson Reuters.
The teams attached to these acquisitions moved on to different roles within Google (and often very fruitful ones), but they ultimately didn't meet the "four or five" key goals that Google had in mind when they inked their deal.
It makes sense that we turn to the arts news first every morning, but we must be up to date on stock market information, major mergers and acquisitions, moves by the Federal Reserve Bank, legislation before Congress that influences stock and bond prices, etc.
