The phrase "acquisitions to work" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of integrating acquisitions into a business context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The company is focusing on acquisitions to work more efficiently with its new subsidiaries."
Alternatives: "mergers to implement" or "acquisitions for integration".
That is now changing as WeWork puts the acquisition to work, so to speak.
Amazon is putting its $13.7 billion Whole Foods acquisition to work in time for holiday shopping.
Srinivasan had been employee number two at Blekko after Skrenta, but then moved on to Apple, before returning to IBM post the acquisition to work with Skrenta again.
Four months after buying restaurant-focused, point-of-sale app Breadcrumb, Groupon is putting the acquisition to work in its bid to grow its local commerce business.
Fitness AR's co-founders Adam Debreczeni and Eric Florenzano will be joining Mapbox as part of the acquisition to work on AR tech in verticals, including "travel, weather, fitness, sports and gaming," according to the company.
"I think that the app ecosystem really allows for the paid user acquisition and the unpaid user acquisition to work together really well, and so far I don't think any company has tackled that well," he says.
On one hand, they are trying to show that Microsoft is putting its $1.2 billion social acquisition to work — if not in specific revenue terms, at least in terms of value-add for the wider range of software products that Microsoft offers.
The decision by Grant Thornton to pull its support of Geniac isn't necessarily a surprise in itself — it's not uncommon for acquisitions not to work out as well as hoped and regulatory filings show the startup made a loss of over £2 million in the year to June 2016 (it has yet to file accounts for 2017).
Dharni said that all of Funzio's four founders are still working at GREE. (That's unlike what happened with OpenFeint, which saw its original CEO Jason Citron leave not long after the acquisition closed to work on other projects).
To consolidate these new acquisitions, Lincolnshire set to work on a new village hall that was completed in 1993, and constructed a downtown area centered on the intersection of Aptakisic Road and Milwaukee Avenue; the village's endeavors included commercial regions like the Lincolnshire Corporate Center, City Park, and the Lincolnshire Commons.
