Sentence examples for network holdings from inspiring English sources

The unexpected death of Canadian media mogul Israel "Izzy" Asper could spark major changes at CanWest Global Communications, including the eventual sale of its stake in Australia's Ten Network Holdings, analysts said Wednesday.

Having worked with billionaire James Packer at Australia's Ten Network Holdings, he was drawn back in by Rupert last year as he tried to consolidate control within the family.

In Safeway's take private, Jana urged that the company should distribute some of its disparate assets such as a large stake in Blackhawk Network Holdings and an ownership stake in a Mexican grocery chain to shareholders and then sell its core business.

Prior to the London job, for six years Shell served as president of Comcast Programming Group, overseeing the Philadelphia-based company's cable network holdings.

Previously, he served as president of Comcast Programming Group, overseeing the Philadelphia company's cable network holdings before its takeover of NBCUniversal.

Though Mr. Diller just Thursday changed the company's name from the old HSN Inc. to reflect his tonier new cable-network holdings, the Home Shopping Network will generate the biggest piece of revenues and profits for the next few years.

First he took the company public, in a reverse merger with electronic network Archipelago Holdings, then he forged the first trans-Atlantic exchange merger, with Euronext.

Comcast Corp.has struck a deal to sell its minority stake in A&E; Television Networks, whose holdings include cable channels A&E;, History and Lifetime, for $3 billion.

He envisages it as the capstone of a vast network of urban holdings and projects going back more than a century to Mexico City's hardscrabble Merced neighbourhood.

CBS Corporation, formerly (1928 74) Columbia Broadcasting System and (1974 97) CBS Inc., major American mass-media company that operates the CBS national radio and television networks and that includes the Simon & Schuster publishing groups and the Showtime cable network, among other holdings.

Like Mr. Pickens, Mr. Abraham savors the details of business and financial transactions, a quality that Mr. Abraham said he inherited from his grandfather, who cobbled together an extensive network of land holdings and natural-gas leasing agreements.