Sentence examples for bigger ownership from inspiring English sources

He told lawmakers the government might end up with a much bigger ownership stake in Citigroup or other banks.

And Mr. Katzenberg pointed out that changes in federal regulation that allowed the TV networks to take bigger ownership stakes in programs mean the networks produce more of their own programming now than five years ago.

In yet another sign of distress for the banks, Citigroup officials were in active talks with federal regulators on Sunday night about plans for the government to take a bigger ownership stake in the bank, according to a person close to the talks.

But many of the NYSE's biggest users, such as Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch, have invested in ECNs, and might have an interest in switching their trading volume to a market in which they have a bigger ownership stake.Both the NYSE and Nasdaq are owned mutually by their members; because many of these members are threatened by new technology, they have held the markets back from embracing change.

This usually pays off more because investors receive a bigger ownership stake and are an integral part of the startup team.

Mr. Keator said his doctor clients were either retaining big ownership stakes, accepting much lower prices or just not retiring.

Of course, those hard-fought gains, and the big ownership stake, could be worthless if Chrysler does not make it.

In addition, Fiat paid $75 million to the United States and Canadian governments for the right to buy the big ownership stake held by VEBA.

"What the government can do is very, very limited, even in those companies in which it has taken a big ownership position," she said.

At American carriers, employees' big ownership stakes give their unions more influence, making it harder for the companies to reach cost-cutting deals.

Cramer got in trouble in 1995 for boosting small-cap stocks he owned in his SmartMoney column without disclosing his big ownership position.