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E*Trade said the acquisition would further diversify its business and help it weather a slowdown in its core online brokerage business.

Ford's chief executive, Alan R. Mulally, said the company's efforts to globalize its products have helped it weather the downturn in Europe while it expands in Asia and delivers new models in North America.

Analysts and competitors credit the turnaround to Tata's financial reserves, which helped it weather tough times, and its wisdom in granting autonomy to managers in England.

Today it announced a £48.8m pre-tax loss as it confirmed the FSA-brokered deal with its lenders that will help it weather the recession.

GM has plenty of cash to help it weather passing storms, and its repeated cost-cutting has made it lean enough to make profits even if it produces fewer cars.

Global Services, I.B.M.'s consulting and outsourcing arm, brought in more than one-third of the corporation's sales in its last fiscal year and has helped it weather the economic downturn better than many other technology firms.

While GM has $36 billion in cash to help it weather the current storm, its long-term debt has been steadily increasing to more than $300 billion.

While EHANG is headquartered in China, Hu says its international user base will help it weather recent market turmoil.

While the depressions hurt the city, its diverse array of industries helped it weather difficult times.

Much work had to be done to make the building fit for its new purpose, including making it weather-proof, installing central heating, a lift, and a washbasin in each bedroom.

With the Trust as a result placing Tyntesfield second on its list of priorities for preservation, Girouard said of the property: In his later life, Richard Gibbs recognised that the diverse interests of the large family, and the need to invest heavily in even basic refurbishment of the house to make it weather-secured and habitable, would require the family to sell Tyntesfield.