Sentence examples for subsidiary as well as from inspiring English sources

The firm still has financing available, including at least some of a $300 million revolving credit line in its broker-dealer subsidiary as well as bank overdrafts and letters of credit.

This includes the stock in the business subsidiaries that make up Yahoo that are not already in the single subsidiary, as well as the odd assets like benefit plan rights.

Valdis Jurka, a 50-year-old father of four in Boonton, N.J., worked for Lucent's Agere subsidiary, as well as AT&T, for 19 years as an environmental engineer before losing his job this year.

The holding company, which is based in Nashville, includes the North American tire subsidiary as well as three other units for the company's stores and credit card operations; nontire businesses like building products and textiles; and steel cord used in making tires.

The shareholders had denied it a quorum by staying away.Telecom Italia's management wanted their approval for the purchase of the 40% of shares that the firm does not already own in Telecom Italia Mobile, a cellular-telephone subsidiary, as well as for a share-buyback plan and a proposal to convert non-voting shares into ordinary stock.

That comes on top of nearly $10 billion from a secondary stock offering last year, and it has raised additional billions through the initial public offering of its T-Online Internet subsidiary as well as through the sale of several regional cable television networks.

Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil producer, is studying plans to privatise some of its subsidiaries as well as offering shares in the main business.

For many huaqiao, they found, the answer lay in "pyramids": extraordinarily complex and opaque structures of private holding companies, layers upon layers of subsidiaries, as well as cross-holdings and informal links with yet more companies.

The proposal does not take into account that creditors of the holding company may hold guarantees of subsidiaries as well as be cross-guarantees among entities, with the result that the proposed resolution would require the Treasury to satisfy the claims of essentially all the creditors of the failed financial institution.

But it is not just on the rate that Osborne has competed hard: new favourable tax regimes for multinationals with offshore financing subsidiaries as well as new tax breaks for patent-owning companies have also been central to aggressive tax competition policy.

For if we are prepared to grant Gulf Oil a mind, then why not all its subsidiaries, as well as all other companies and subsidiaries worldwide.