"In the end, this is an industry where customers are shared by the most combative competitors," Goldberg says.
Millwall and Blackburn will face an FA Cup quarter-final replay on Wednesday after sharing a combative draw.
Senator Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton shared a 20-minute conversation on Monday, their first talk since the combative Democratic presidential primary season ended nearly a month ago.
(Brantley) 'OLD ACQUAINTANCE' Playing combative best friends in literary Manhattan, Margaret Colin and Harriet Harris share a stage and star billing in Michael Wilson's handsomely upholstered, disjunctive revival of John Van Druten's 1940 comedy of sexual mores.
Sharing a passion for political ideals, they embark on a torrid, often combative relationship complicated by Reed's deep involvement with union organizing.
Euro zone officials said Greece's track record and the combative behavior of its new leaders had undermined their confidence in whether Athens would deliver what it agrees to in talks with the other countries sharing the euro.
At Ericsson, the 1,000-fold 1,000-foldhts of the Wallenbergs' A shares were reduced in 2004 to ten times the voting rights of B shares.Jacob Wallenberg is a combathee defender of multiple-voting shares.
Others, however, have a combative relationship with the video-sharing site.
The lawsuit charged that Mr. Ellison, known for his brash and combative pronouncements, sold almost $900 million of shares ahead of news that Oracle would not meet its expected earnings target.
The history of Silicon Valley is peppered with more than its share of bitter feuds, and few have been as combative and nasty as the one between Avant! and Cadence Design Systems.
Later that same month Uber suspended the UberPop ride-sharing service after receiving a court injunction — taking a rather different tack vs its earlier combative default, when it had vowed repeatedly to ignore court orders banning its services in multiple markets.
