Sentence examples for forced to divest from inspiring English sources

However, they'll still be forced to divest.

"It is AT&T seeking to protect its cable profits and not be forced to divest.

Foreign investors who approach authorities before December will not face fines but will still be forced to divest.

AT&T will also most likely be forced to divest parts of its business to satisfy government regulators.

The company has already been forced to divest roughly $38 billion of assets to survive its long legal struggle.

Now that Cerberus is being forced to divest by one of its largest investors, and horrendous publicity, it deserves opprobrium, not respect.

In fact, when BSkyB attempted to buy 17.9%, more general competition rules forced it to divest down to 7.5%.

Along with antitrust legislation that forced studios to divest themselves of their theatre holdings, such ventures were instrumental in the downfall of the studio system.

The investigators and the investigated will be no strangers to one another: when WorldCom took over MCI in 1998 the commission forced MCI to divest its Internet business as a condition for approving the deal.

In some ways China's movie industry resembles 1930s Hollywood, when studios controlled all business lines from talent to production to theatres before a 1948 Supreme Court ruling forced them to divest.

In the case of Pfizer's acquisition of Wyeth in 2009, Chinese regulatory authorities forced Pfizer to divest its mainland China swine vaccine business before they cleared the transaction.