Sentence examples for merge with its from inspiring English sources

The museum's board is attempting to move the museum out of the working-class city and merge with "its wealthier and more glamorous neighbor," the Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach, writes Patricia Cohen in the Times.

Mr. Ackman invested in the Borders Group, hoping it would merge with its larger rival, Barnes & Noble.

Norilsk Mining, the main production division and the center of shareholders' complaints about the plan, was allowed to register a share issue, paving the way for it to merge with its parent, a move that minority shareholders said would dilute their rights.

Not all those entities remain independent, though: earlier this summer Uber China announced it would merge with its big rival Didi Chuxing, although that deal is now being questioned by China's antitrust regulators.

Atlas Mara is still in talks to take a stake in Banque Populaire du Rwanda, which it wants to merge with its existing Rwandan operation BRD Commercial, to create the latest bank in the country.

Ziff-Davis Inc., one of the world's largest publishers of computer-trade information, said it would spin off its ZD Events trade-show business as it prepares to merge with its Internet unit, ZDNet.

Mr. Ricard was managing director of the Ricard company when it merged with its longtime competitor, Pernod, in 1975.

LIGO found hints that at least one black hole in the system called GW170104 was nonaligned with its orbital motion before it merged with its partner.

France Télécom has a 54.3percentt stake in Equant, the biggest data network of its kind, extending to 220 countries, which it merged with its Global One unit in June.

In 1914, it merged with its rival ensemble, the Helsinki Symphony Orchestra, and acquired its present name.

As the city grew, it merged with its surrounding villages, each with its own character and centre, often clustered around a parish church.