Sentence examples for business dissolved from inspiring English sources
Capcom, citing a need to adopt a "business strategy that concentrates management resources on a selected business," dissolved Inaba's studio a few months after the game hit U.S. shelves.
Does the business dissolve?
In some cases, the businesses dissolve or change ownership, complicating the legal process of getting back pay.
But the bowl business, which has long been big business, has dissolved into bad business.
Rozier started her career by representing clients at real estate closings, only to see her business "dissolve" when the real estate downturn hit, she said.
The business was dissolved in 2003, and its employees were transferred to a related business that continues to submit invoices and receive Defense Department payments, the G.A.O.
As painful as the oil shale bust was -- and it resulted in hundreds of foreclosures, business failures, dissolved marriages, and an increase in wild game poaching -- the ten year business slump brought stability and a more sustainable economic and environmental mix to western Colorado.
Their business has dissolved from underneath them.
For a period, Gray had a beer distributorship in Massachusetts, but that business eventually dissolved.
History says the Dutch East East India Company, once said to be the worlds richest private business, was dissolved in 1799 a version of events that is not quite true.
The emerging multidimensional structure and multiple business cultures dissolve the need for subordination or suboptimization around any one business dimension, eliminate periodic restructuring, and shift from one dimension to another in the search of an effective competitive base.
