Sentence examples for acquisition reported from inspiring English sources

Terms of the acquisition, reported by Campaign, the British advertising trade publication, were not disclosed.

Not everything is as frenzied, but there's incentive on both sides to make the deal at the festival: For the sellers there's the competitive intensity of having all the players in one spot, and for the buyers there's the publicity launch of having your acquisition reported as big news in Variety and elsewhere (accompanied, if you're lucky, by positive reviews in the trades).

On the other hand, image-based calculations with Raydose were performed using the 90Y-PET acquisition reported in Fig. 2k.

The characteristics of skills acquisition, reported in this study, and of skills retention, reported earlier [24] is consistent with other motor skills acquisition and retention characteristics.

Tesla is moving to turn around its output challenges with the Model 3, with a new acquisition reported by Bloomberg of a supplier whose focus is on automating production.

Medication acquisition reported as a fractional measure, e.g., 0.61 = 61%%.

My colleague Steve O'Hear broke the news about the acquisition, reporting that Facebook would deploy the team and technology to assist in its efforts to fight fake news and address other content issues.

Webmergers.com, a San Francisco firm that tracks trends in Internet acquisitions, reported in November that 130 Internet companies had closed this year -- 21 in the first half of November alone.

Mergers & Acquisitions BARCLAYS CAPITAL RISES The British investment bank has made continued efforts to move into the top ranks of advisers on mergers and acquisitions, reported Michael J. de la Merced of DealBook.

FTC data reflect acquisitions reported by Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's Corp. Post-1973 data comprise all merger announcements, including those not actually consummated, and are therefore not strictly comparable with the FTC's figures.

"He really honed the craft of merger and acquisition reporting," Dean Rotbart, a historian of business journalism, said in an interview on Tuesday.