Sentence examples for privately held communications from inspiring English sources

Cisco Systems said yesterday that it had acquired two privately held communications companies to expedite its efforts to deliver voice over data networks.

Mr. Bloomberg's campaign officials said the other figures from his returns could harm his privately held communications company, Bloomberg L.P., if made public.

In late September and early October, articles in Indian publications said that the Tata group, a privately held communications, manufacturing and service-industry company in Bombay, would soon acquire a New York hotel for $143 million.

Started PanAmSat, nation's first privately held communications satellite company, in 1984.

Texas Instruments txn climbed after announcing it will buy privately held communications software company Telogy Networks for $435 million.

Starting in 1974 with Conic, a privately held mobile communications company, Mr. Schwartz acquired military and aerospace businesses from, among others, Xerox, Ford, Goodyear, LTV and I.B.M.

Last October, Mr. Peck said, another serious suitor, the Tata group, a privately held hotel, communications, manufacturing and service-industry powerhouse based in Bombay, signed a contract to buy the Carlyle, but the deal failed to close.

In case you're not familiar with Acision, it's a privately held mobile communications network infrastructure company that specializes in mobile messaging and charging systems that enable services such as SMS, MMS, mobile internet browsing, mobile broadband and voicemail.

Cisco Systems said yesterday that it would buy some assets of Procket Networks, a privately held maker of communications equipment based in Milpitas, Calif., for $89 million in cash.

Acquaintances say the communications company, privately held, is Mr. Allbritton's most valuable asset - meaning that his likely total net worth is far more than $500 million.

Instinet and privately held Island are both electronic communications networks, which garnered favor in the 1990s with institutional and professional traders looking for fast, cheap and anonymous trade execution a platform in which Nasdaq itself had fallen behind.