Sentence examples for subsidiaries to develop from inspiring English sources

Baidu's partner in the region, AMI, is a company that works on AI and mobility services, and it's working with Singapore's transit authority through one of its subsidiaries to develop smart mobility solutions for the region that can work across borders and improve transportation for residents of Southeast Asia.

In each of these regions, Burger King has established several subsidiaries to develop strategic partnerships and alliances to expand into new territories.

Other companies created subsidiaries to develop disease management services for managed care organizations and big employers that manage their own health insurance plans, such as Ford and General Motors [ 14].

Two years later Airbus Military Company was formed as a subsidiary to develop a military transport, named the A400M.

Professors at Cornell have expressed discomfort with e-Cornell, a for-profit subsidiary to develop and market online courses, said Bill Steele, a university spokesman.

The case evidence suggests a wide variety in upgrading through time, with some subsidiaries failing to develop capabilities and remaining as 'assembly only' plants.

Meanwhile GM is using its South Korean subsidiary, Daewoo, to develop a car which it hopes will be even cheaper than the EFC.

In 1922 (after helping to establish a predecessor to the Air Force, and running the Army's Signal Corps during the First World War), he sold a license to the North American Company, a public-utility conglomerate, which formed a new subsidiary, Wired Radio, to develop the idea.

Honda will commit $2.75 billion as part of an exclusive agreement with GM and its self-driving technology subsidiary Cruise to develop and produce a new kind of autonomous vehicle.

The leading Poverty Row firms began to broaden their scope: In 1947, Monogram established a subsidiary, Allied Artists, to develop and distribute relatively expensive films, mostly from independent producers.

Motorola also said it was creating a subsidiary, Thoughtbeam Inc., to develop the technology further.