Sentence examples for global conglomerates from inspiring English sources

Now that many of Vice's corporate sponsors are global conglomerates, the sprawl continues.

The Boston Consulting Group lists the rise of diversified global conglomerates as one of five trends that will shape the future of business.

The reigning theory says banks can survive only as part of global conglomerates that offer corporate customers every conceivable financial product.

From small businesses to global conglomerates, the 2008 presidential nominating contest is fast becoming the topic of conversation around the proverbial water cooler — and cubicle, and conference room.

But this time around, the speculators and the global conglomerates want out of the industry, and a new group of buyers -- banks and private equity firms -- want in.

But what about smaller enterprises that have products targeted toward developing communities but don't have the reach or resources of large global conglomerates?

Fiat is a global conglomerate with businesses ranging from construction equipment to insurance.

In much of the world, his success in building a wildly profitable, global conglomerate is viewed with envy.

He sets up and closes down regional offices in Shanghai, Moscow, Rotterdam and Edinburgh as if he were a global conglomerate.

A nationally-known corporate executive, he helped the legendary Harold Geneen build ITT into America's first global conglomerate.

In 2001 he sold Wolff Olins to Omnicom, the US-based global conglomerate, one of the world's three largest "marcoms" businesses.