Sentence examples for restructuring results from inspiring English sources

Financial advisory revenue was down 13 percent, at $220 million, and both deal and restructuring results were down by double digits.

In the quarter a year earlier, the bottler had a gain of $38 million, or 25 cents a share, for a change in vacation policy and a balance from unnecessary restructuring results.

Merrill Lynch, in a recent report on the contagion effect of a worst-case situation in which a severe Greek debt restructuring results in other weak European countries having to take a hit on their bonds, estimated that overall European bank losses could be as high as $543 billion.

Enodis had horrible revenue and earnings numbers from 2000 through 2004, but after a period of restructuring, results have been quite positive, though lumpy.

A restructuring results in a team receiving a lower cap number in the current season while the player gains more short-term security and potentially a better payment schedule for the current year of his contract.

Random House Publishing Group has completed its restructuring, resulting in the layoffs of at least four high-level editors.

A charge of $4 million, or 1 cent a share, related to restructuring resulted in net income of $76 million, or 32 cents a share, in the quarter a year earlier.

In 2008, a company restructuring resulted in 39 layoffs at TOKYOPOP and reduced the amount of manga produced by the publisher by 50percentt.

This restructuring resulted in a taxomically untenable situation in which the genus Urnula consisted of a single species with ambiguous resemblance to the original species (described by Fries) upon which the genus was based.

The 1998 UBS-SBC merger and subsequent restructuring resulted in the combination of three major asset management operations: UBS Asset Management, Phillips & Drew (owned by Union Bank of Switzerland), and Brinson Partners (owned by SBC).

In 2001, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) underwent an organizational restructuring resulting in reforms to reduce counterfeit drugs and better regulate pharmaceuticals [ 2].