Sentence examples for information giant from inspiring English sources
A private equity buyout bid of 5 billion pounds for media and information giant VNU faces failure after activist shareholder Knight Vinke rejected the offer.
The mayor not only runs a city that is one of the world's financial capitals and retains a majority ownership of Bloomberg L.P., a media and financial information giant whose customers include many of the city's biggest banking firms.
The financial information giant Bloomberg L.P. lost about 600 subscriptions to its computer terminals — which translates to nearly $1 million in monthly revenue — after MF Global filed for bankruptcy on Oct. 31.
TECHCRUNCH Bloomberg Suffers, Too, in Collapse of MF Global | The financial information giant Bloomberg L.P. lost about 600 subscriptions to its computer terminals – which translates to nearly $1 million in monthly revenue – after MF Global filed for bankruptcy.
BLOOMBERG SUFFERS, TOO, IN COLLAPSE OF MF GLOBAL The financial information giant Bloomberg L.P. lost about 600 subscriptions to its computer terminals — which translates to nearly $1 million in monthly revenue — after MF Global filed for bankruptcy, Mr. Ahmed and Mr. Protess report.
Another interesting tidbit from the filing refers to ITA Software, the flight information giant that Google is trying to buy.
Despite the conflicting information, Giants officials insist they have been cooperating in the investigation.
Finally, one communications book that received a lot of deserved notice this past year was Tim Wu's "The Master Switch," which traces the perilous rise and sometimes fall of information giants.
The threat, if sincere, marks a turning point in how the world's information giants are dealing with an authoritarian regime that has the rare combination of powers to 1) open up vast, lucrative markets, and 2) govern the bounds of freedom within them.
Sir Crispin falls off the Reed/Pearson tandem One of the oldest saws of the modern stock market - that the share prices of information giants Pearson and Reed Elsevier would always react in tandem because they operate in essentially the same global markets - was harshly and conclusively debunked last week.
But in the intervening years, Facebook has quietly built up a location-information giant that continues to grow, powered by check-ins on multiple apps, including its own.
