The phrase "ailing corporations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe companies that are experiencing financial difficulties or are struggling to operate effectively.
Example: "The government has proposed a bailout plan to support ailing corporations in the manufacturing sector."
Alternatives: "struggling companies" or "troubled businesses".
The top 20 earners in hip-hop combined to make 40% less than they did last year, thanks to a 20% decline in record sales and, worse, ailing corporations who are less inclined to partner with rappers or anybody, for that matter on big deals.
Activist investors on boards of ailing corporations recognize the non-tax benefits of REIT spinoffs and can pursue such deals for ailing companies with less attention to the tax aspects of the transactions.
Much of the immediate plot turns on her attempts and those of her colleague Jean-Yves to revive an ailing branch of the corporation they work for.
The NewPage Corporation, the ailing papermaker owned by the private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management, filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday, blaming a sharp decline in the magazine industry, a spike in the cost of raw material and too much debt.
The book, to be released by Penguin Press on Jan . 26 it is an intelligent look at what ails America's corporations.
The Polaroid Corporation, acknowledging that its ailing instant photography business is unlikely ever to recover, said yesterday that it would cut 2,000 jobs, at least half in Massachusetts.
The other is MySpace, an ailing social network owned by News Corporation, which a few days later jettisoned its boss, Owen Van Natta, and replaced him with two "co-presidents": Mike Jones, the firm's chief operating officer, and Jason Hirschhorn, its chief product officer.The notion of shared leadership in the corporate world is hardly new.
Long before Steven Covey and Tom Peters, Alfred P. Sloan (1875-1966) created modern corporate management as he rescued an ailing General Motors and made it the most powerful corporation in the world.
Since the financial crisis began, bureaucratic organs such as the Innovation Network Corporation of Japan and the Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corporation have been handed $25 billion to revitalise ailing companies.
Silvio Berlusconi is ailing politically and his media empire is under attack by Sky Italia, a News Corporation outfit.Mr Murdoch inherited a newspaper business and boldly turned it into a multi-media empire.
