Two struggling Dubai-based mortgage lenders, Amlak and Tamweel, were given the go-ahead to merge into a single entity late on Sunday, which according to Reuters was set to be funded by the United Arab Emirates government.
By calling the referendum, Renzi hoped to consolidate central power and heal the internal split that affects the Democratic Party (PD) since 2007 when various centre-left parties was forced to merge into a single political entity.
According to Paidcontent, Live Nation and Ticketmaster have entered into a definitive agreement to merge into an entity called Live Nation Entertainment.
Including Bayer and Monsanto, the six companies that dominate the industry are seeking to merge into a total of three entities to shave costs in their increasingly global competition against one other.
They said the aid would help as many as six major steel makers, including USX-U.S. Steel Group and Bethlehem Steel, to merge into a single and more resilient entity.
If anything, prices are rising.An alternative response would be for Europe's steel companies to merge into even bigger entities and use their sheer scale to try to swing the cycle in their favour.
"The floating, colorful everyday objects merge into a single entity, an almost living organism that modulates, attempting to find a poetic balance between space, electricity and relationships," writes NOME Gallery, which is holding the exhibition until April 16.
Next, the ligand-receptor binding reaction where two entities (m1 and m2) merge into an entity m3 denoting ligand-receptor complex is represented via the process p3.
Zawahiri's continual efforts to maintain a semblance of autonomy ended in June , 2001 when Islamic Jihad and Al Qaeda merged into a single entity, Qaeda al-Jihad.
Throughout the decade the FSLN and the state gradually merged into a single entity that represented the interests of the National Directorate, the FSLN's leadership structure.
The Ballet Nacional then merged into a single entity with the Ballet Nacional Clásico, a ballet company (now a modern dance company) under María de Ávila; but separated yet again in 1986, under the direction of José Antonio Ruiz, until 1992.
