Sentence examples for selling firms from inspiring English sources

Exit polls suggested almost 68% of those who turned out for Sunday's referendum, and all of Switzerland's 26 cantons, were in favour of the measures, which also include giving shareholders a binding vote on executive pay, banning golden hellos and banning bonuses that encourage buying or selling firms.

Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz and Jim Chanos, president of Kynikos Associates, one of the largest short selling firms in the world, agreed today that short selling, which has been demonized by financial leaders and pummeled in the press, was not actually a major contributor to the economic decline.

For assets where it might not have all the information it needs, the Treasury could demand a slice of equity in the selling firm as well.

In so doing, the selling firm is incentivized to ensure a smooth transition of ownership and management.

In selloffs, there are no restrictions on the ownership structure of either the selling firm or the buying firm; each may be publicly- or privately-held.

This impacts organizational structure and governance issues on both sides of the transaction be it for the selling firm and the acquirer of its former unit, or for the selling firm and its former unit as an independent spun-off entity.

This discrepancy is striking when one considers that on average, divestitures account for about one-third of overall deal-making value annually, and, furthermore, that a selling firm's divestiture is often a buying firm's acquisition.

They claimed that examples such as Wikipedia, Threadless – an online t-shirt selling firm, and Txteagle – cell phone for micro tasking from emerging countries are well known examples of cashless crowdsourcing.

Our Price, Tower Records, Virgin Megastores, Zavvi, MVC, Music Zone, Andy's, Border's and Woolworths - these are some of the national music-selling firms that have disappeared from high streets over the last 10 years.

Founder of Cogen Technologies sold firm to Enron for $1.5 billion in cash and stock at peak of tech bubble; immediately sold stock, avoided Enron bankruptcy.

Direct-selling firms Space Kitchens and Bracken Bay Kitchens were fined £45,000 and £40,000.