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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acquisitions business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sector or area of a company that focuses on acquiring other businesses or assets.
Example: "The acquisitions business of the firm has seen significant growth over the past year, leading to several successful mergers."
Alternatives: "mergers and acquisitions" or "acquisition sector".
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The mergers and acquisitions business is correspondingly slow.
The divestment of the bank's mergers and acquisitions business was earlier reported by Reuters.
Sophie Turner Laing, the BBC's controller of acquisitions, will head up the satellite broadcaster's films and acquisitions business.
Well, without all those fine briefcase-carrying commuters, my friend, New York wouldn't even have a mergers and acquisitions business.
He currently is responsible for the mergers and acquisitions business for the Northern European region and is a senior member of the M&A Group.
Mergers and acquisitions business has been fairly active this year and is likely to continue, reflecting a greater availability of financing, he said.
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As part of the continuing cost-cutting, the bank said it was seeking buyers for its cash equities, corporate brokerage, equity capital markets and mergers and acquisitions businesses.
ABN Amro Holding N.V. said yesterday that it would close its domestic equities and mergers and acquisitions businesses in the United States and cut 550 jobs.
This was in 2006, and the mergers-and-acquisitions business was on fire.
The dire state of the IPO market and the mergers-and-acquisitions business means VC funds will have to hold on to firms for far longer than planned.
It is opening a high-octane trading unit and has tried to muscle in on the lucrative mergers-and-acquisitions business.
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