Sentence examples similar to order spin off from inspiring English sources
In recent years, a different segment has developed, thousands of small companies that have actually been created by the giants in order to spin off support services like maintenance, research projects or small segments of the larger company.
With The Jay Leno Show taking over a time slot the Law & Order franchise once thrived in, Wolf's most popular Law & Order spin-off, Special Victims Unit, was bumped to 9 p.m., where it struggled.
European regulators have ordered R.B.S. to spin off the network by the end of 2017 as a condition of its bailout.
FutureMusic posits that Gibson is picking up the company in order to buy and spin off its KRK brand professional speakers.
As a condition of Vodafone's acquisition of Mannesmann, British regulators ordered that Vodafone sell or spin off Orange; otherwise, Vodafone would have a choke hold on the British market.
Yet it has now changed its mind, proposing to spin off TIM in order to reduce its debts.
It has been a recurring theme since it was created by a 1912 antitrust order that spun off explosives operations from Du Pont.
A.M.D., based in Sunnyvale, Calif., is preparing to spin off its manufacturing operations into a separate company in order to focus on chip design.
In order for Universal Music to acquire EMI, the European Union, for antitrust reasons, forced EMI to spin off assets including Parlophone.
Or it could spin off the company.
