Sentence examples for buy certain assets from inspiring English sources

The Reuters Group received regulatory clearance yesterday to buy certain assets of Bridge Information Systems.

A Publicis spokeswoman confirmed yesterday that Publicis was in discussions with Cordiant to buy certain assets but would not elaborate on the nature of the deal.

As we saw in the time leading up to the crisis, banks created many legally separate companies — the infamous "special purpose vehicles" — to buy certain assets without having to put up the bank's capital to support them.

Trinity Mirror has also held talks with Richard Desmond about a potential deal to buy "certain assets" he owns which include the Daily Express, Sunday Express, Daily Star, Daily Star Sunday and OK! magazine.

Trinity Mirror had been talks with Richard Desmond about a potential deal to buy "certain assets" of Express Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Express, Sunday Express, Daily Star and Daily Star Sunday.

If that doesn't happen, they will turn to liquidators that will buy certain assets and sell it off in the name of [fake] liquidation sales.

He declined to discuss details, but said: "We bought certain assets of the Lebanese Canadian Bank, and only the clean ones.

Imperial, known for its Gauloises and Davidoff cigarettes, said it was in talks with Reynolds and Lorillard about buying certain assets they might sell but saw no guarantee the proposed deal would come off.

Under the plan, Fortress Investment Group is expected to make an opening bid of more than $2 billion, including debt, to buy certain ResCap assets, while Ally would buy the rest, in a bid to turn all ResCap assets into cash, a source said.

The accounting group, the Financial Accounting Standards Board, adopted new rules for the accounting of special-purpose entities, which are usually created to buy certain corporate assets.

Officials said that details were still being worked out but that one idea was for the Treasury to hold reverse auctions, in which the government would offer to buy certain classes of distressed assets at a particular price and firms would then decide if they were willing to sell at that price, or could bid the price lower.