Sentence examples for shareholding that from inspiring English sources

Think of all the Wall Street wrath about Rupert Murdoch's A/B shareholding that makes News Corp a family fiefdom.

In 1981 he had failed in a hostile bid for Collins, but held on to a 19% shareholding that gave him 42% of the voting stock.

Responding to newspaper reports that Baugur founder Jon Asgeir Johannesson was mulling a bid for the high street chain, the group said that it had no intention of making an offer for Debenhams or acquiring a shareholding that would trigger a takeover bid.

This can be particularly useful if you've reached your capital gains tax limit, or have a shareholding that's not big enough to be worth selling.

The Hibs fans protested against this and Mercer was prevented from gaining the 75% shareholding that was needed to close Hibs.

The precedent is the 20% shareholding that Lower Saxony still holds in Volkswagen.

Lastly, both car makers need to attract new shareholders to replace the old cross-shareholdings that once tied them into their respective groups.But DaimlerChrysler faces problems that Mr Ghosn never had.

And for years now here in France, big corporations, in part heeding shareholder demands for more focused investment, have been surrendering the cross shareholdings that historically tied together this country's system.

Companies have unwound most of the cross-shareholdings that sheltered them from the discipline of the capital markets.

One is the complicated web of cross-shareholdings that bind banks to insurers, industrial groups and other banks, especially in France and Germany.

Nothing will happen without its say-so.Yet, with Allianz getting less sentimental about its shareholdings, that is no longer a comforting thought for Mr Walter.