Sentence examples for linked to the merger from inspiring English sources

Many of the problems at the Co-op bank have been linked to the merger with Britannia building society in 2009 – now responsible for £550m of bad loans at the banks.

[B2.] DaimlerChrysler Settles Lawsuit DaimlerChrysler said that it would pay $300 million to disgruntled investors in Chrysler to settle a lawsuit linked to the 1998 merger that formed DaimlerChrysler.

Probably the phenomenon is linked to the rationalization and merger strategies adopted first in 2002 and again in 2007, with the aim of cutting superfluous directional, administrative, and technical costs.

There are exceptions to this in specific parts of the networks: in Colombia, in the contributory network ambulatory care centres linked to the insurer through a merger or strategic alliance, and among the public providers of the subsidized network managed by the District Health Department; and in Brazil, among some of the facilities in the network of the state capital.

Prosecutors have been looking into whether Samsung's support for foundations and a company backed by Choi was linked to the National Pension Service's 2015 decision to support a controversial $8 billion merger of Samsung C&T Corp and Cheil Industries Inc. Samsung has acknowledged providing funds to the institutions but has repeatedly denied accusations of lobbying to push through the merger.

Since the isolated strategic effects do not allow to clear horizontal mergers, we resort to considering efficiency effects linked to horizontal mergers to check the conditions antitrust authorities should impose to clear them for the case of (n=2).

And it was Mr Brown who left the public finances in a dodgy state after presiding over an extended spending spree.The prime minister's personal responsibility may extend beyond this if it can be shown that HMRC's failings are linked to an administrative merger and job cuts that he pushed through as chancellor.

The financial turmoil sharply reduced business travel linked to mergers, acquisitions and other financial activities, the organization said.

Assignments linked to mergers and acquisitions have dwindled along with the number of deals, but other areas are expanding.

On Wednesday, he linked to an article about the merger on his popular Twitter feed and posed the question, "Is big always better?" Is Big Always Better?

The union has threatened to strike over job security issues linked to United's planned merger with US Airways.