Sentence examples for slashed operations from inspiring English sources

Pfizer shuttered the Kalamazoo labs and slashed operations.

Most major cities have just one newspaper, and the industry is awash with bankruptcies, slashed operations and downsizings that Editor and Publisher reports have shed one fifth of America's journalists in a decade.

"They'll acquire the local newspapers and they'll go in and slash operations to where these newspapers are profitable.

Whitman said that he saw "considerable improvement" in those two markets next year, but slashing operations in those areas could have serious consequences.

A railway union strike is scheduled for 3 days on May 14th in protest against the Beeching Report, which calls for a slashing operation on Britain's railway system.

The move has been welcomed by policymakers who say a central agency will halt leakages, curb delays, slash operation costs and prevent projects being rushed through by individuals misusing their discretionary powers.

Nasdaq dealing is again so profitable that Merrill, which slashed its operation a few years ago, spent $914 million in June for Herzog Heine Geduld, the largest Nasdaq marketmaker.

The city is contending with gaping budget holes, companies are slashing their operations, stores are shutting down, and workers are losing their jobs.

Intelligent Processing Solutions Ltd iPSLL), which processes 5m cheques a day, said it plans to slash its operations to two sites in Northampton and Milton Keynes.

Since taking over at a scandal-plagued Siemens in 2007 the Austrian executive has slashed costs and restructured operations along product lines.

Margarita Aguilar, the director of El Museo del Barrio since August 2011, has left the position amid turmoil at the museum, which in recent months has slashed its days of operation and instituted layoffs and furloughs, museum officials confirmed on Friday.