Sentence examples for merger fit from inspiring English sources

The best cross-industry merger fit may be between big retail banks and life insurers.

Not all of the new tracks from the Penske merger fit into the company's plans however, as Nazareth was soon closed down and Rockingham was sold.

Unfortunately, the CBS-CNET merger fits none of the criteria for a good deal.

Executives of the Tribune Company say the merger fits their larger plan, which is to leverage old media newspapers, with their prized content, into new media television, cable and Internet outlets.

She and other lawyers said that not many hospital mergers would fit the circumstances of the Supreme Court case.

Exxon, and after its merger with Mobil ExxonMobil, fit the bill, especially under its former CEO, Lee Raymond, who was vocally opposed to climate change regulation.

Klaus Eierhoff, a Bertelsmann board member, called the merger an excellent fit with both the company's online and traditional music assets, not only because of CDNow's music content but because of its strength in new digital downloading technologies.

But Mr. Healy said NBC's ability to combine the distribution power of its broadcast stations and cable channels with Universal's media assets made such a merger a natural fit.

A merger would also fit Vodafone's profile as a company determined to be a top international player in the fast-growing wireless market.

"In ngmoco and its team we see a lot of the same talent and dynamic traction that we have in the Japanese market, making the merger a perfect fit for us," said Tomoko Namba, founder and CEO, DeNA.

He said Lazard had been moving personnel from restructuring to mergers advisory to fit needs.