Sentence examples for rich takeover from inspiring English sources

We laid down the template for a sleek consumer spinoff called W, and big media dangled rich takeover bids.

The £39.5m property, the plan to excavate a superbasement – it's just another story about the super-rich takeover of London.

IT IS no longer unusual for enterprises from poor countries to gain entrée into rich ones through takeovers.

A deal between WPP and Y.& R., which has already been derailed twice, would create the world's largest advertising company in billings and revenue and would be the richest agency company takeover in history.

If a bid is forthcoming, he and his executives shouldn't be too upset - because they have all been made considerably richer by the takeover speculation.

It's an art world takeover by the richest for the richest, with 150 collectors lending their prized pieces to the pot.

The Condé Nast takeover made him rich but not happy.

The frenzied cold-war pursuit of other-worldly communist intellectuals, whom, it was feared, would somehow facilitate a Soviet takeover, is likewise a rich comedy seam, not least because that takeover never came.

Football club takeovers usually involve one rich owner with only a passing knowledge of football being replaced by another.

Many banks are also concentrating more on fee-paying activities, such as helping their largest corporate clients sell bonds, advising on takeovers or looking after rich clients' investments.

The takeover target rejected the richer offer, however, citing Qwest's ostensibly uncertain finances.