Sentence examples for whose buyout from inspiring English sources

The Busbys weren't the only ones whose buyout offers made it tough for them to leave.

Take J. Crew, whose buyout group included the company's chief executive, Millard Drexler.

(Just ask Sallie Mae, a UBS client whose buyout agreement ended badly).

Arsenal scout Gilles Grimandi was at the game, prompting speculation that goalscorer André Ayew, whose buyout clause is an affordable (and under-valued) €13m, was being watched.

The company, whose buyout still ranks as the biggest ever, may be able to put only part of the business, the retail energy and power-generation operations, into bankruptcy while holding on to a safer division, analysts say.

Among other talents who weren't so well-known: PSV's winger Memphis Depay, Lille's Divock Origi, about to join Liverpool, and Atlético Madrid's José Giménez, whose buyout clause is on the rise.

Sallie Mae, the giant student lender whose $25 billion buyout has run aground, said on Friday that its executive chairman would again take up the role of chief executive.

The chief executive, Sam Zell, left, whose leveraged buyout of the company in 2007 added $8 billion to an existing debt load of $5 billion, is not in the group of 10.

Affiliated Computer Services is a rapidly growing IT services company whose planned buyout by Cerberus was one of the first to fall prey to the credit crunch.

Chambers is a press-shy businessman turned philanthropist whose leveraged-buyout business, Wesray Capital, made hundreds of millions of dollars on Wall Street during the nineteen-eighties.

Lone Star Funds, the United States buyout firm whose sale of Korea Exchange Bank was blocked by a corruption investigation, will collect $445 million in dividends from the bank.