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The focus of these deals is to offer a bridge between online and offline commerce, both for users and retailers themselves.
By launching an multi-language version of QQ, its most successful product by far, Tencent says it aims to offer a bridge for any non-Chinese user to connect with the existing 600 million active Chinese-language accounts, whether it'd be their friends or business relations.
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But it is bizarrely circuitous for the German taxpayer to offer a bridging loan to Greece, purely to prop up its own banking system.
Woodley was telling Hewitt to offer a bridging loan to ensure Rover did not run out of cash before a deal could be finalised.
DOHA, Qatar — The Arab uprisings have appeared to offer a new bridge in the anguished relationship between the United States and the Muslim world, perhaps most of all in Libya, where American firepower helped oust Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi and earned the United States deep popular gratitude.
On April Fools' Day, the DTI briefed the newspapers that Hewitt, backed by Blair and Brown, had sent officials to Shanghai to offer a £100m bridging loan to Rover.
Altius partners with universities to offer a two-year bridge program for those students who wish to attend a four-year college but may not have the requisite coursework.
They offer a bridge to the past, making the refugees' extraordinary circumstances tangible.
They offer a bridge to 2014, when the new health insurance exchanges, which must accept all comers, are to open.
By specifying an explicit dynamic model of epigenetic transmission, our model and that of Slatkin (2009) offer a bridge between dynamic processes and statistical estimates, enriching the understanding of epigenetic contributions to heritability.
They seem to offer a new alternative that bridges the gap between the rights-driven public services model and the profit-driven private sector.
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