Sentence examples for bargain acquisitions from inspiring English sources

Eager to snap up bargain acquisitions?

Some view an industry in distress as an opportunity for bargain acquisitions.

According to Bain's Mr Rigby, "Clear winners in a downturn don't lock their purses; they spend on bargain acquisitions".

Will we see more bargain acquisitions of major US companies or brands by Chinese and other non-US firms, brokered by the companies that brought the US economic catastrophe?

Vander Wal was the bargain acquisition coveted by teams with lesser payrolls.

Of course, with Sprint's market capitalization now at about $10 billion, Sprint is looking like a bargain acquisition itself.

Meanwhile, the Angels are enjoying the fruits of their "bargain" acquisition of Bobby Abreu, writes SI.com's Lee Jenkins, and his teammate Torii Hunter is enjoying life, which includes a brother he did not know until recently.

The 26-year-old was signed for £2m from Rayo Vallecano in the summer having scored 15 goals in La Liga last season, the most by any midfielder in Spain's top flight, prompting observers to wonder if he would go on to be the Premier League's bargain acquisition of the season.

He contrasted the situation to the bargain-priced acquisition of the struggling Fortunoff chain by the owner of Lord & Taylor in March.

After the Fed's weekend moves, which included helping JPMorgan Chase finance a bargain-basement acquisition of Bear Stearns by providing financing in return for $30 billion in Bear Stearns illiquid assets as collateral, market sentiment had solidified around expectations for a full percentage point cut to the federal funds rate and discount rate.

In March, days after he helped arrange and subsidize JPMorgan Chase's bargain-basement acquisition of Bear Stearns, Geithner continued to believe the banking system had enough money to weather the coming storm.