Sentence examples for whose valuation from inspiring English sources

One start-up whose valuation was recently reduced was CARD.

Compare that trajectory to Twitter's, whose valuation jumped from $200,000 in July 2007 to $3.6 billion in December 2010, according to Pitchbook.

Either side could propose moving forward with the agreement while quickly setting up final-offer arbitration to determine whose valuation of the project is fairer.

footsteps shortly, including Lyft's biggest rival, Uber (whose valuation goal dwarfs Lyft's, at $120 billion), as well as Pinterest, Slack and Postmates.

But it will probably retain a one-third stake, which will also allow A.I.G. to retain exposure to a company whose valuation, at 1.2 times 2011's estimated embedded value, is full but not stretched.

It was easy to imagine the couple, in better times, out on the emerald bay together, in the boat whose valuation became a subject of argument at their divorce hearing, in 2001.

Fred Alger came out of retirement, and when the markets reopened on September 17th, he and Mr Chung were large buyers of shares in Wall Street brokerages, whose valuations were plunging.

Other big technology companies may have to write off their acquisitions of smaller concerns whose valuations were wildly inflated at the height of the technology stock bubble.

Today, that same stretch of the city, where Twitter put down roots, now hosts companies (Uber, Spotify, Dolby, Square, Zendesk, Yammer) whose valuations collectively approach $100bn.

Energy-related assets, whose valuations have fallen with the oil price, are largely to blame.Spurred on by the shale boom in America, private-equity funds have invested heavily in the energy sector.

Now, of course, the dollar is strong and so are U.S. stocks -- though the Europeans seem to be buying mainly companies whose valuations are not that far out of line with tradition.