Sentence examples for reverse acquisition from inspiring English sources

Early last year, to create an Internet presence, IMS proposed a complex transaction with a smaller company, the TriZetto Group, involving a reverse acquisition.

Upon his return to work, he traveled, completed acquisitions, including a reverse acquisition, and did many debt and equity transactions, all with his wife serving as his eyes.

Tilman Fertitta made a play for a reverse acquisition that would leave him in charge.

Israeli-American investor took hedge fund GLG Partners public last summer via reverse acquisition with Nicolas Berggruen's Freedom Acquisition Holdings.

After corporate turmoil following Luxor's underperformance led to Bennett's departure from the company, a "reverse acquisition" of Gold Strike Resorts (whose partners included several former Circus executives) led to a shift in leadership.

In each iteration of this analysis, the final ASL image, in reverse acquisition order, was removed and the GPC retrained.

This has even gone to the extreme of reverse acquisitions, with parent companies being 'acquired' by a much smaller one in another nation.

Combination therapy with endocrine agents and broadly active small molecule inhibitors of BCL2 family members may delay, prevent, or reverse the acquisition of antiestrogen resistance in breast cancer patients and lead to significant improvements in survival.

Since 2007 it has split itself into four main parts, that are today worth $333 billion, almost double what the combined group had been worth.In October Hewlett-Packard said it would spin off its personal-computer business, reversing its acquisition of Compaq in 2001 (while also offloading its printers business).

Gaius was killed in 121 bce, however, and within a decade the reform was reversed: private acquisition of public land was legalized, the land commission was dissolved, rent on public land was abolished, all holdings were declared private property, and squatting on public land was prohibited.

The company, based in Topeka and the biggest utility owner in Kansas, has been selling nonutility businesses and reversing an acquisition-driven expansion by Mr. Wittig.