Sentence examples similar to sell off strategy from inspiring English sources
Latin-American bonds sell off.
Weill looks for assets to sell off.
Yahoo's turnaround strategy could turn into a sell-off strategy starting Monday.
Thompson hinted that other products which aren't central to Symantec's new strategy may end up being sold off.
But he insisted that the move by LVMH was "not part of a grand strategy to sell off brands".
General Electric's finance unit, GE Capital, agreed on Friday to sell its Mexican consumer mortgage division to Santander of Spain for 2 billion pesos, or $162 million, part of the industrial giant's strategy to sell off noncore financial assets.
In a statement, Cable & Wireless said it was selling its C.T.M. stake as part of a broader strategy to sell off disparate assets and focus expanding its business portfolio in Central America and the Caribbean.
Boston Properties Inc. sold 1 and 2 Independence Square in Washington for $345 million to the Wells Real Estate Investment Trust, part of a strategy to sell off assets after its $1.06 billion purchase of the headquarters of Citigroup Inc.'in New York.
At both BAC [Bank of America] and BOH [Bank of Hawaii], Mr. O'Neill was a leader in implementing strategies to sell off underperforming business, redeploy capital, and maximize shareholder value.
As if this weren't enough, Gillies provoked further trouble by conducting what one critic called "a neoliberal experiment", with an "unrelenting strategy to shrink, sell off or privatise the university's physical, human and educational resources".
