Sentence examples for repurchased in from inspiring English sources

The other $1 billion of stock will be repurchased in the next 12 months, Genzyme said.

One of the charges against Mr Fastow, who was given bail of $5m, involves a Nigerian company which Enron is said to have sold to Merrill and then repurchased in order, it is claimed, to inflate Enron's earnings.

But according to the complaint, Mr. Fastow had a secret agreement with Merrill that the barges would be repurchased in six months, with an assurance that Merrill would not lose any money.

Calpine's stock and bonds rebounded yesterday after the company repurchased in the open market $122 million of its zero-coupon bonds and after Standard & Poor's affirmed its rating on the company's debt.

Though it still represents a tiny share of the market, sales in Latin America have risen by an impressive 30%.IBM raised its dividend by 14% and said it would buy back $3.5 billion-worth of its shares, adding to the $13.2 billion-worth it has repurchased in the past two years.A billionaire software magnate, Larry Ellison, dropped plans, for the moment, to buy Apple Computer.

Shares will be repurchased in the open market and funded through cash, cash equivalents and available-for-sale securities, and are primarily intended to help offset dilution from stock-based employee compensation plans.

Hewlett-Packard announced a $10 billion stock repurchase in July, and jettisoned 500 jobs in September after it discontinued its TouchPad and smartphone product lines.

Presumably everyone on earth who could buy them has bought them, although Rowling's new Web site, Pottermore, reminds us that soon we'll need to repurchase in electronic form, like Beatles albums.

The Company's Board of Directors also approved a new share repurchase program, authorizing the Company to repurchase in the aggregate up to $750 million of its outstanding common stock.

This is because it turns out that a smooth return process makes customers considerably more likely to repurchase in the days following the calamity.

Despite recent upheavals in the industry, the company's earnings per share rose far more than net profit because of a $102 million stock repurchase, in which the company retired 7 of every 25 shares in exchange for a $1.03 payment.