The British Telecommunications Act of 1981 divided the post office into two corporations, one for postal and banking operations and the other for telecommunications.
Last year the company they created was split into two corporations: the Hewlett-Packard Company, with revenue of $48.8 billion and more than 88,500 employees; and Agilent Technologies Inc., with revenue of $10.8 billion and more than 47,000 employees.
In the late nineties, KSRTC was split into three corporations, viz., The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation, The North-West Karnataka Road Transport Corporation and The North-East Karnataka Road Transport Corporation with their headquarters in Bangalore, Hubli and Gulbarga respectively.
It should propose to Congress and the Obama administration a merger of the separate broadcasting entities into one corporation under the board's supervision, similar to the BBC World Service.
LANE: In 1958, the contract that was entered into between Carlyle Productions and Colombia was, as I say, just between those two corporations.
These two corporations are headed by two administrators.
In 2012, a change in legislation saw the Delhi Municipal Corporation split into three separate corporations: the East, South and North Delhi Corporations, each with their own commissioner and mayor.
In addition, foreign insurance companies were converted into two state insurance corporations, and state monopolies were formed for import-export trading and shipping and for the textile, cotton, and power industries, as well as for the new agencies created for the extension of irrigation.
The corporate consolidation of the gaming industry, has, at this point, put the majority of the buildings on the Strip into the hands of just three corporations.
Since 2001, the station has been owned by the News Corporation, which last month split into two companies, the News Corporation and 21st Century Fox.
The nine corporations had formed a consortium.
