Sentence examples for conglomerates who from inspiring English sources

But not all the blame can be put on the corporate conglomerates, who have, like a flood tide, been inundating family-run houses.

The conglomerates who own the major music and movie studios have, over time, managed to extend the life of copyright to – in the US – life plus 70 years.

"There are a handful of major conglomerates who split revenues from the huge TV-ad pie," Mr. Fredricksen said, "while the digital video world features hundreds of companies fighting, comparatively, for scraps from the TV table".

The franchise owners are large-scale commercial and media conglomerates who pay fees of more than £100m a year to the Board for Cricket Control in India (BCCI), which remains the league's regulator and sole owner of its media rights.

Clearly ASH and QUIT and the NHS, as well as all the government ministers who would not return his calls, were hand-in-glove with the big conglomerates who made nicotine-replacement pills and gum, and ultimately since nicotine replacement did not work with the tobacco companies.

Last month, an appeals court upheld the four-year prison sentence of Chey Tae-won, the disgraced head of SK Group, one of the largest South Korean conglomerates, who was convicted in January of embezzling nearly 50 billion won (around $45 million) to cover losses on personal investments.

The focus on Jacobs' own label, which continues to be part of Bernard Arnault's LVMH stable (the luxury goods conglomerate who own Louis Vuitton, amongst others), is canny.

Zellweger plays an eager executive in a Miami-based conglomerate who flies to a small town in Minnesota to figure out whom to fire at the local plant.

Sales fell and it came to the brink of administration before it was saved by a Malaysian conglomerate who injected £44m.

A representative of one media conglomerate, who spoke anonymously to protect relationships, said the person's company cut its overall spending on trade ads by 50 percent in 2009 from the year-earlier level.

In 2007 three-quarters of the Gdansk shipyard were bought by Sergei Taruta, the boss of Ukraine's Industrial Union of Donbas, an industrial conglomerate, who is also the governor of Donetsk, a province in eastern Ukraine.