Sentence examples for because of merger from inspiring English sources

The retreat's moderator announced on the flight that Meridian's then-chief executive could not attend because of merger talks with Quantum, according to the civil and criminal cases filed in a San Francisco federal court.

FORBES has learned that Monsanto's chairman, Robert Shapiro, had the Dekalb and Delta deals on hold because of merger talks with DuPont.

What about the Ocean 2? If you haven't already figured it out by now, the Ocean 2 has been delayed over the last few months because of merger talks.

Paul makes sure a house party in Ramsay Street is gatecrashed and then writes an article about how the police were late to the scene because of merger.

Exxon Mobil said yesterday that its second-quarter net income edged lower because of merger-related charges, while Chevron posted an 18percentt increase in profit.

In the fourth quarter of 2001, the company had to take an unexpected $3.1 billion write-down in part because of merger-related expenses, losses on asset sales required by regulators and the reduction in the value of certain oil reserves.

And because of mergers, many more companies, in the United States and abroad, have a global reach.

Bank stocks did well from 1995 to 1998, in part because of mergers.

Because of mergers and acquisitions, it is sometimes difficult to identify the parent company for a journal.

Charities are also competing for money from a donor base that is contracting because of mergers and bankruptcies.

Jobs have fled the city, too, as companies like CoreStates Financial and Bell Atlantic have closed or shrunk their Philadelphia offices because of mergers.