Sentence examples for mergers of from inspiring English sources

Mergers of affiliates are nothing new.

Mr Zisson thinks that mergers of equals hardly ever work.

The mergers, of course, have not eliminated competition.

True mergers of equals are almost as rare as unicorns.

"These are also mergers of desperation, you could say.

Mergers of carrier companies and technological developments also contributed to price stability.

Both deals have been presented as mergers of equals with laborious governance arrangements to boot.

Like many mergers of the 1980s, today's have been swept along by teeteringly high stockmarket valuations.

Cross-border mergers of banks in Europe would produce few short-term gains, only expenses.

TUI and Thomas Cook are both firms formed by mergers of essentially German travel companies.

Victor Kung, finance director of Fubon, says that mergers of state banks "delay reform.