Nor can inefficient media moguls merge themselves out of earnings trouble.
The two territories, which became free states in 1918, merged themselves into a People's State of Reuss on April 4 , 1919
In announcing the new measures, the government also hopes that the five big local banks will merge themselves into bigger entities.
"Now they have their own organization, they feel strength among themselves, they can come as a group to the city government, to the board of education, to express a need, and then eventually merge themselves with the other group when they've established themselves".
Finally, white (on the shield) represented "a beautiful and fraternal colour, into which all other colours merge themselves, colour of simplicity, of harmony and peace", adding that " it is this same colour that, charged with enthusiasm and faith by the red cross of Christ, marks the Discoveries epic cycle".
The banks, barred by the Canadian government from merging among themselves, have spent about 13 billion Canadian dollars since 1996 on acquisitions in the United States.
That evening in North London, next to the latest emergency cordon, there was a sense of crises merging, appending themselves one to another in the way that clouds do, to eventually cover the sky.
In recent years they have started to merge among themselves and with British firms.
The four entrants subsequently merged among themselves and with Fitch; now just the original Big Three remain.
Thus corporate Japan's great rival is not only the cause of its distress, but also its saviour.One can only wonder why the Japanese firms did not see sense earlier and merge among themselves to strengthen their positions.
