Sentence examples for business boosting from inspiring English sources

Motorola has considered swapping its struggling wireless-infrastructure division for Siemens' handset business, boosting its market share to nearly 25%.

In its place is a new populism, based on bashing business, boosting the unions and meddling with markets.

In 2009, as others retrenched, BlackRock snapped up Barclays' asset-management business, boosting the assets under its control to more than $3 trillion.It looks set to grow further.

Support, not hand outs, for business boosting energy efficiency will be important, for example, as will far more serious efforts to deliver carbon capture and storage.

"In the second half of the year, we look to execute against our three strategic priorities of growing the core local advertising business, boosting awareness of Yelp and driving transactions," Jeremy Stoppelman, Yelp's co-founder and chief executive officer, said in a statement.

Incorporating the Italian exchange's business boosted the LSE's overall revenue; without it revenue fell by 6% as fewer companies listed.

Extended hours and a strong breakfast business boosted results.

The hotel does a brisk convention business, boosted undoubtedly by its golf amenities.

Gains in its international beverage business boosted the company’s results, as revenues rose 17% to offset a decline in North American beverage revenue.

While the company’s packaged-meat business boosted results with improved margin, its hog-production segment is still operating in the red, although with a much narrower loss.

Companies that bought assets related to their core business boosted their chance of recovering by 190%, while companies that both bought assets or companies in their core market while selling non-core assets increased their odds of recovering by 250%.