Sentence examples for consolidation talk from inspiring English sources

Unilever topped the list of FTSE 100 risers amid consolidation talk in the sector.

The Delta Air Lines merger with Northwest Airlines set the stage for the new round of consolidation talks, having been widely deemed a success and having created an industry behemoth.

In addition to U.S. Steel, a unit of the USX Corporation, the companies already involved in the consolidation talks are Bethlehem Steel and Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel.

Any consolidation talks bring out silly speculation, too.

Following the acquisition, Privalia will continue to be run as a separate brand, with Ventee-Privee's primary driver here being the quest to claw out more growth in the European market via consolidation — talking up the benefits of sharing retail expertise/innovation in a regional retail landscape it couches as both fragmented and mature.

Following the acquisition, Privalia will continue to be run as a separate brand, with Ventee-Privee's primary driver here being the quest to claw out more growth in the European market via consolidation — talking up the benefits of sharing retail expertise/innovation in a regional retail landscape it couches as both fragmented and mature.

Not every deal fizzled: in that same period much of the global exchange industry, like many liberated former monopolies, went on a consolidation bender.Everyone talked breathlessly about the critical importance of "24/7 global pools of liquidity", which didn't really mean anything but proved to be an excellent chat-up line.

Although listed banks like Commerzbank have taken advantage of consolidation opportunities, proposed talks between BayernLB and rival LBBW have yet to begin.

Sprint Nextel Corp., left behind in the latest wireless consolidation, is in talks with one of Japan's largest cellphone service providers for a possible takeover that could help turn around the No. 3 U.S. carrier.

"We are not necessarily threatened by talk of consolidation in the industry".

"But I think it is very premature to talk about consolidation.