Sentence examples for shareholding you from inspiring English sources

In the FT, Corbyn is quoted as saying: "You can do it by majority shareholding; you can do it by increased share sales, which are then bought by the government in order to give a controlling interest".

When buying large shareholdings "you are gaining access to a network.

Do you know what the median shareholding is in the United States?

In particular, I daresay that if you ask the average HP employee, or shareholding retiree or even a business reporter who covers the computer industry–exactly why the HP-Compaq merger would be a good deal, the only answer you'll get is that the managements of the two companies think so.

The risk to Yahoo, now in its 20th year, is that once its shareholding in China's Alibaba is subtracted from its overall capitalisation, you're left with zero, or even negative, net value.

"Building a business one step at a time might take longer but you have a higher chance of success, retain a bigger shareholding and stand to make more money".

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.

I don't think I should (face further action) but you don't know, do you?" Mr Ecclestone remains F1's chief executive and retains a large shareholding in the sport.

After all, Branson is keeping his 51% stake, and you can be 100% confident that the name will be retained as long as that shareholding structure survives.

It will take a 21.3% shareholding.

You view, as indicating a lack of confidence, the statement that the foundation that controls Unicredito will cut its shareholding and use the proceeds "to diversify its portfolio into investments with higher returns".