Sentence examples for integrated their operations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hinton, 63, a former reporter who has worked under Mr. Murdoch since the 1960s, has cut costs at News Corporation's British papers and more tightly integrated their operations — experience that could help fold Dow Jones into its new parent.

Even if well managed, such businesses may have lacked an independent track record because the parent company had integrated their operations with those of other units, making the businesses hard to value.

The deal would have consumed both Microsoft and Yahoo! for a year while they integrated their operations and would have left the Valley with just one major acquirer where once there were two.

They predicted that the companies would face huge problems as they tried to integrate their operations.

The two banks will form the holding company and integrate their operations by April of next year, officials said.

Earlier this year it was pushing Nissan and Renault to integrate their operations more closely.

Daimler acquired Chrysler to augment its own line of Mercedes-Benz luxury cars, not to integrate their operations and products.

The only comfort is that they will be spared the job of integrating their operations in a downturn or recession.

"The two companies may seek ways to effectively expand the scope of their partnership, including the possibility of integrating their operations," Fujitsu and Toshiba said in a statement.

Analysts said there were many ways his strategy could backfire, not least if Renault and Nissan failed to integrate their operations more fully.

That is a reminder that, if AOL and Time Warner stumble in integrating their operations, potent rivals are ready to pounce on their customers.But there is, at last, one bit of news that suggests the deal may happen after all.