Sentence examples for sell off brands from inspiring English sources

But he insisted that the move by LVMH was "not part of a grand strategy to sell off brands".

The world's second-largest wine business has been struggling to sell off brands and vineyards for more than a year as it battles a wine glut, as has its larger rival, Constellation Brands, owner of Robert Mondavi wines.

It remains unclear whether PepsiCo would have kept all of Quaker Oats' product lines or sold off brands like Rice-a-Roni and Aunt Jemima.

Outside the Oklahoma City limits, Corean stared through the window at the designated capitals of a series of Indian nations — capitals that, from her vantage, looked suspiciously like gas stations selling off-brand beer.

"What does a sustainable Ford look like, gentlemen?" In less than two years since he arrived as an outsider from Boeing to run Ford, Mr. Mulally had already mortgaged the company to raise cash, sold off three brands and cut truck production in the face of rising gas prices.

Hostess may find it easier to sell off individual brands, instead of the entire portfolio.

After not one but two bankruptcies, Hostess Brands, the beleaguered purveyor of Twinkies, Ho Hos, Sno Balls and Wonder bread, announced plans to wind down operations and sell off its brands.

Competition concerns forced Interbrew to sell off certain brands in December 2001, including Stones Bitter, which was bought by the American Coors Brewing Company (later Molson Coors).

Until it was shut down last week, White Rex merch was directly sold off the brand's official Facebook page, which had almost 13,000 followers.

A rumor that South African diamond giant De Beers is about to sell off its brand to a luxury-goods retailer is probably as fake as moissanite, industry analysts say.

No, we learn rather that management wishes to sell off the brand to other private-equity interests.