Sentence examples for restructured ownership from inspiring English sources

Most recently, Zenefits pared back its valuation to $2 billion and restructured ownership stakes in the company as a continuing effort to reset expectations as it worked to change its direction — and likely the speed of its growth along with it.

Fu and colleagues (2006) also refer to the fact that the government has paid some attention to assets regulation while restructuring ownership in the water sector, but neglected regulating water service quality.

To comply, Finance Manager restructured its ownership and discontinued such relationships.

As private enterprises revealed their identity, a number of state-owned/collective enterprises restructured their ownership and a number of government officials and intellectuals chose to start their own business.

Dow also said on Friday that it planned to restructure its ownership with Dow Corning by becoming a full owner, up from a 50-50 joint venture.

The pair will restructure their ownership, and RealNetworks will provide operating capital to the tune of $18 million.

So call it restructuring or majority ownership.

The club was restructuring under new ownership, taken over by Felipe Moreno Romero in 2009.

Although not a member of the euro, Britain had been invited to explain its decision to restructure and take ownership of some of Britain's banks.

Another company that is planning to restructure from family ownership is GVA Williams, which is currently dominated by the Cohen and Roos families.

During recent negotiations to restructure the Steelers' ownership to comply with league policy, the prospect that the team might pass out of the Rooneys' hands arose for the first time.