Sentence examples for ventures to help from inspiring English sources
At the behest of Michael Jordan, a former Frito-Lay colleague who is chairman of eOriginals, an electronic documents start-up, the Feld Group branched into working this year with fast-growth Internet ventures to help them avoid technology meltdowns.
If a tiny portion of their turnover – we're calling for 0.25% of sales – was invested through a one-off levy in a local economic development fund this could sponsor a wave of social enterprises and new ventures to help dramatically transform the high street.
Everlater has secured an undisclosed Series A round of funding led by Highway 12 Ventures, to help the startup "expand its development, marketing and sales efforts".
Last year, Lookout raised $40 million in new funding from Andreessen Horowitz, Khosla Ventures, Accel Partners and Index Ventures to help expand the company's presence abroad.
Vanity phone number provider Zoove is today announcing it has raised an additional investment of $5 million from Rogers Ventures to help it further accelerate its U.S. operations.
Pricepanda's Rönkkö tells TechCrunch the site has been sharing office space with Zalora in Malaysia, as well as generally sharing market information with other regional Rocket Internet ventures, to help speed Pricepanda's entrance into Asia.
Dow had intended to use proceeds from the joint venture to help finance the Rohm & Haas acquisition.
He worked on a media venture to help parents screen indecent content from television programs, but it ran out of money.
Dow had intended to use proceeds from the transaction, a $17.4 billion plastics joint venture — to help finance its purchase of Rohm & Haas.
A new public-private venture to help speed the growth of starting high technology companies opened yesterday on the campus of the Borough of Manhattan Community College, on Chambers Street near the Hudson River.
When we finally find a way out of the misguided war in Iraq, perhaps our government will see fit to reappropriate some of the money allocated to that venture to help avert horrific human disasters like the one afflicting the children of Niger.
