Sentence examples for combined venture. from inspiring English sources

Udacity joins other big American mooc players including edX, a combined venture from Harvard, MIT and more recently Berkeley; and Coursera, a second venture from Stanford.

BPL Communications, based in Bangalore, contributes its mobile phone operations in the two southern states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu to the merger and will own 49.32 percent of the combined venture.

The development of RTS,S is one of the longest ongoing vaccine projects in history, dating back to 1984, as a combined venture between GlaxoSmithKline and the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research.

The chief executive of the London Stock Exchange, Clara Furse, will be chief executive of the combined venture, but the companies did not disclose other details of their governance plans.

The idea is that these products will sell better as part of a combined venture that allows more efficient distribution and sales across both rich and emerging markets.Novartis is also selling some sidelines to companies that will value them more highly.

The Hemlock Semiconductor group is combined venture between Dow Corning, Shin-Etsu Handotai and Mitsubishi Materials.

It proved prescient, because just 17 months later, last March, Malone combined Ventures with Liberty, paying still more Liberty tracking shares to holders of Ventures stock.

Experts from business and finance discussed Smartmoney, a financial concept that combines venture capital with advice, labs, contacts, and sometimes management.

I jumped at the opportunity to join GHIF following a phone call out of the blue from an executive search firm hired by the Gates Foundation, and believe the fund is an incredibly unique opportunity combining venture and impact investing.

But what's exciting about Galvanize, beyond the importance of encouraging the growth of tech and entrepreneurial culture in Colorado, is that it combines venture capital, flexible workspace and an experimental engineering and business school called "gSchool".

The emergence of the superangels, combined with venture capitalists' hunger for early-stage deals, means better terms for company founders.