Sentence examples for decided to spin off from inspiring English sources
EBay decided to spin off PayPal and, by 2020, use a different payment processor.
The third was the performance chemicals unit, Chemours, which DuPont had already decided to spin off.
More recently, though, Time Warner decided to spin off its cable arm — as Icahn had requested.
Motorola also took Mr. Icahn's advice and decided to spin off its handset division.
In 2009, Time Warner decided to spin off AOL as its own company again, ending their ill-fated relationship.
Perhaps the bitterest conflict began in 2010, when Alibaba decided to spin off Alipay, its online payment business.
His second move is to decide to spin off the Discover credit card, which has steadily been losing market share.
Inside-out open innovation often involves letting go some of the employees who are working on the initiatives you decide to spin off.
Under the agreement, Time Warner can now either buy back the stake from Google, or decide to spin off the company to shareholders, thereby allowing Google to extract value.
EchoStar, based in Englewood, Colo., could decide to spin off Sling into a separate unit, combined with some of its other divisions at some time in the future.
If the merger falls through, the German company may decide to spin off the unit as an independent entity, sell it at a less attractive price to a rival like Sprint Nextel or sell it off in pieces.
