Sentence examples for merger such as from inspiring English sources
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Russia's reunion with Belarus, under its populist president, Alexander Lukashenka, is part of Mr Putin's plans for rebuilding Russian influence, though Belarus's economic woes still make a real merger, such as a recent accord on a joint currency, look implausible.But it is in ex-Soviet Central Asia that Russia has recovered most ground.
Corporate mergers, such as the pending one between A.T. & T. and Time Warner, require approval.
DASA put out a furious statement saying the British merger made "balanced European horizontal mergers such as DASA-BAe impossible".
Such attitudes hark back to previous bank "mergers", such as that between Dai-Ichi Bank and Nihon Kangyo Bank in 1971.
There has also been a series of mergers, such as BT's takeover of EE, potentially concentrating power in fewer companies.
Per Larsson, its 38-year-old chief executive, insists that politically compromised mergers such as iX are irrelevant, and that superior technology can attract liquidity from any domestic exchanges.
Big takeovers or mergers, such as Zurich-Kemper's purchase of Scudder Stevens & Clark, or Franklin's of Mutual Series, have been followed by defections of key employees.
Too many mergers—such as that between Travelers and Citicorp duck the hardest questions until after the deal has gone through.
The potential of heightened competition led to "national" mergers such as that of France's SUEZ and Gaz de France in 2006 and the $11.8 billion merger between Italy's AEM Milano and ASM Brescia in 2007.
After all, hostility to proposed mergers such as United Airlines and US Airways in 2001 and Delta Air Lines and US Airways in 2006 had given way in recent years to approval of big marriages, including between United and Continental airlines, Delta and Northwest and US Airways and American West.
