Sentence examples for conglomerate including from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arnault has always had a rivalry with François Pinault, who owns another French luxury conglomerate, including the auction house Christie's.

After the chairman's son came on board, JPMorgan secured multiple coveted assignments from the Chinese conglomerate, including advising a subsidiary of the company on a stock offering, records show.

A year later, senior officials associated with the oil conglomerate, including longtime allies of Mr. Zhou's, are enmeshed in spreading corruption inquiries, presenting China's new leader, Xi Jinping, with one of his biggest tests so far: How far and high is he willing to go to clean up China's political elite?

In "While the City Sleeps," the hunt for a serial killer sparks competition among the various editors of a New York media conglomerate, including an award-winning writer and television commentator (Dana Andrews), who goes straight to the source, addressing the unknown murderer on the air and even using his own fiancée (Sally Forrest) as bait.

That's more than Google is hiring for product and technical roles across the entire Alphabet conglomerate, including YouTube, Waymo, Google Fiber, and -- of course -- the main money maker in the Alphabet empire: the original Google.

This post-truth phenomenon is not limited to US politics; indeed, in Mexico, where the current president's campaign began years before it legally should have thanks to promotion by a powerful television conglomerate, including his highly publicized marriage to one of its soap-opera stars, the concept of truth is precarious.

Loews, a diversified conglomerate, includes C.N.A. Financial, Bulova and HighMount Exploration and Production.

The assets of the conglomerate include the Toronto Maple Leafs of the N.H.L., the Raptors of the N.B.A. and the Air Canada Centre.

The artist roster of Universal Music, which is owned by Vivendi, the French telecommunications and media conglomerate, includes acts like U2, the rapper Kanye West and Lady Gaga.

That is because the remaining 33% of the company held by Essar, an Indian steel and oil-refining conglomerate, includes 22% held offshore.

With 14,000 outlets, 90,000 employees, and $15 billion in 2003 sales, this conglomerate includes grocery stores (commissaries), department stores (post and base exchanges), convenience stores (shoppettes and minimalls), restaurants, clubs, specialty outlets, and myriad concessions.