Sentence examples for massive mergers from inspiring English sources

Look at the massive mergers that went on during Clinton-Gore.

Media moguls slavering for massive mergers don't worry about any Senate action described above.

When I was employed at a large and famous investment bank, there was a joke that companies indulged in massive Mergers and Acquisitions when their underlying results were turning bad.

Why this matters: Although the ruling is a huge setback for the DoJ, its nearly two-year legal battle to try and block the Time Warner deal is a sign it's determined to challenge massive mergers.

Yet the massive mergers of Monsanto and Bayer (the first and third largest biotechnology and seed firms in the world, respectively), the merger of Dow and DuPont (the fourth and fifth largest biotechnology and seed firms in the world, respectively), and the merger of ChemChina and Syngenta (China's largest chemical company and the world's largest crop chemical producer) dominate the scene.

2018 was a year of massive mergers and acquisitions, with AT&T/Time Warner, Disney/Fox and Comcast/Sky.

The maker of Peroni and Grolsch has put the two well-known beer brands up for sale as it tries to appease regulators worried that a massive merger would jeopardise competition in the beer market in Europe.

AOL's massive merger with Time Warner clearly furthers AOL's strategic principle of enabling consumer connections "anytime, anywhere" by adding TV and cable access to the Internet company's current dial-up access on the personal computer.

Massive merger: Two giant blue stars are about to meld.

The scope and complexity of the massive merger of resources and people cannot be understated.

(Although it's by a relatively small amount). Unsurprisingly, the most massive merger tops the charts.