Sentence examples for dubious valuation from inspiring English sources

Last year, Microsoft bought a 1.6percentt stake in Facebook for $240 million, giving the company a dubious valuation of $15 billion.

However, the while the Japanese firm forced a ¥71 billion restatement of dubious valuation of certain acquired assets, the firm signed off on the financial statements in the same year that contained questionable figures other members of its global network in UK and elsewhere had apparently expressed grave reservations over.

When it recently tried to inject several privately held companies into the listed arm at dubious valuations, it actually listened to complaints by minority shareholders and is now negotiating with them.

Major U.S. indicies fell between 5 and 7 percent on Monday, a lead Financial Times opinion piece called avoiding a new recession "mission impossible," and governments have already spent all the public money they can find on bailouts and the general stabilization of dubious valuations.

These are more fundamental than the atmosphere in the conference rooms and hallways, and raise real questions about its putative, and dubious, $70-billion 70-billionas a privaluationasy.

And a Bloomberg survey of 1,253 investors, analysts and traders found that a substantial majority were dubious about the eye-popping valuation Facebook was seeking.

This sometimes manifests as limiting their search for a potential buyer to their professional network or relying on an appraisal service that uses dubious metrics to determine a valuation.

I worry that the current valuations of companies reflects dubious enthusiasm in anything coined a "startup".

"[Use of minority discounts] enabled the Trumps to slash Mr. Von Ancken's valuation in a way that was legally dubious.

Partly thanks to its growing institutionalisation, it has become less cautious about valuations and has financed too many competing companies with dubious business plans.

"With hundreds of dubious I.P.O.'s yanked from the pipeline, investors should be able to buy high-quality I.P.O.'s at reasonable valuations".