Sentence examples for merger of all from inspiring English sources

Mr Seifert's promised land is a merger of all Europe's stock exchanges.

EADS, as the company is known, is a merger of all the Airbus partners except BAE Systems.

Her recent work examines the politics and dialectics of crime control, immigration control and border control in the European Union and the growing merger of all three.

PARIS — A decade ago, in January 2000, AOL and Time Warner agreed to get together in the biggest media merger of all time.

Mr. Mynampati said Satyam would engage a new investment bank to explore the possibility of a sale or merger of all or part of the company.

Regionally, Europe accounted for 73% of all merger and acquisition activity.ExciteableExcite@home, an American Internet service provider, announced a merger of all its non-American assets with those of Chello, a Dutch broadband Internet company.

A decade later, Mr. Weill's watershed deal is regarded by some as one of the worst mergers of all time.

For a start, the savings assume that the promised benefits of integration can be secured which, as in mergers of all sorts, is easier said than done.

That's the conclusion of studies by one economist, John Kwoka of Northeastern University, who found that of the 1,000 mergers of all kinds that he evaluated over the last two decades, at least a third generated price increases in excess of 10%.

In Europe, the hottest merger zone of all, the figure more than doubled, to $1.2 trillion.Can today's would-be corporate partners avoid repeating yesterday's bad experiences?

Six years earlier Loyola Sacred Heart High School, a private Catholic school, was created from a merger of the all-girls Sacred Heart Academy (est. 1873) and the all-boys Loyola High School (est. 1911).