Sentence examples for divested after from inspiring English sources
The purchaser will bein a good position to mop up assets divested after the merger between Spain's two biggest power groups, Endesa and Iberdrola.See article: German utilities' WanderlustPhilippe Bruggisser resigned as chief executive of SAirGroup, the parent company of Swissair.
In 1976 he mortgaged his hotels to buy some of the western properties that Atlantic Richfield had divested after buying Sinclair.
But many companies trying to divest after an alliance has been formed realize much less value than if they had conducted an outright sale in the first place.
Rio Tinto, the heavily indebted miner, has now cashed in over $7 billion from its yard sale of various units it had planned to divest after its merger with Canadian aluminum group Alcan.
Bank of America was sent higher in early trading, on reports the firm raised $7.3 billion by selling a 6.0% stake in China Construction Stake, the maximum it was allowed to divest after a lock-up period expired last week.
Google Ventures has pulled its initial investment of $100K out of the company's latest round of funding, divesting after deeming the startup out of touch with its values, sources tell us.
John was named orphanotrophos already under Romanos III, and after becoming a monk soon after, he divested himself of his other secular titles and maintained only the former, by which he is known.
(Swarthmore divested in 1990, decades after students began calling for divestment in 1965).
At one point, the administration let it be known that it would approve the deal only if AT&T agreed to divest CNN after the merger, a condition AT&T rejected.
Mazda, too, was on its own after Ford divested most of its stake in the Japanese brand.
