Sentence examples for restructuring of the unit from inspiring English sources
[C4.] 50 Laid Off at Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs laid off 50 traders and sales executives in its equities division, in the latest sign that the firm's restructuring of the unit is picking up speed.
The union was also angered by G.M.'s decision not to produce the next-generation Cruze compact in South Korea, which prompted fears about a potential restructuring of the unit.
LONDON — BP said on Friday that it had appointed H. Lamar McKay to run its exploration, development and production operations worldwide, wrapping up a restructuring of the unit after the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
Tata is also in talks with the UK government about financial support for Tata Steel UK, which employs 11,000 people, and a restructuring of the unit's pension scheme.
After no acceptable bid emerged, the company undertook a massive restructuring of the unit, which makes Day-Timer organizers and Swingline staplers.
Prior to the restructure of the Unit, the computer competitor was set to an 'average' level difficulty.
The deal could keep Renesas, the world's biggest maker of microcontroller chips, afloat for the next few years, but analysts said that despite job cuts and planned plant shutdowns, Renesas still faced many challenges, including the restructuring of the unprofitable unit that makes system chips.
Southeast Asia's biggest phone company, Singapore Telecommunications, will bail out its unprofitable C2C undersea cable venture, lending $225 million as part of a plan to restructure $592 million of the unit's debt.
The Pentagon's new top officer for National Guard affairs called today for a major restructuring of the Army and Air Guard units, asserting that the nation's part-time forces must be able to respond faster to emergencies at home and overseas.
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It said it expected more restructuring charges at the unit of about £420 million in the next two years.
