Sentence examples for with tele from inspiring English sources

The number of millionaires grew by 2.9% to 7.2m, but 80,000 "minute millionaires" appeared and then disappeared with the dotcom boom and bust.Dial M for mergerTelenor, Norway's state-controlled telecoms company, said it was in talks on a merger with Tele Danmark through the acquisition of 42% of the company owned by America's SBC Communications.

A tie-up with Tele Atlas makes sense on both sides.

Google signed a five-year deal with Tele Atlas to keep getting the map data that helps power Google Maps.

A key feature of the Tool is that users can log in from different sites and view and interact with the same graphical displays, so that expert elicitation sessions can be conducted remotely (in conjunction with tele- or videoconferencing).

Of course, all of these can be done with tele- or video- conference systems that have been around for some time FaceTime, Skype, Bluejeans.

He became the person at Microsoft who met with potential partners — for example, with DreamWorks SKG, to develop interactive games, and with Tele-Communications, Inc., to invest in the Microsoft Network.

For years, squeezing a new network onto the limited available lineup meant cutting deals with Tele-Communications Inc. (now part of AT&T), Time Warner and a handful of other conglomerates.

In 1993, Bell Atlantic tried to merge with Tele-Communications Inc., then one of the nation's biggest cable companies, but that deal fell apart amid pricing disagreements and regulatory uncertainties.

At the time, German regulations meant that a film didn't even have to shoot there to benefit; Paramount earned $10.2m profit through a sale-and-leaseback agreement with Tele-München Gruppe, while the latter presumably radically reduced their tax bill by paying Paramount $94m, and receiving $83m in return.

Microsoft has an alliance with Intel Corporation, the world's leading manufacturer of microprocessors, and General Instrument, a maker of set-top converters, but it is not a very powerful alliance compared with Bell Atlantic's alliance with Tele-Communications, Inc., the largest cable company in the United States, or with U S West's alliance with Time Warner, the second-largest cable company.

But Mr. Snarr of The News and B. Lloyd Poelman, its lawyer, confirmed that it has been in talks -- first with Tele-Communications Inc. and subsequently with AT&T after the telecommunications giant acquired control in 1997 -- about control of the assets of the Newspaper Agency Corporation, the agency that publishes the two newspapers jointly.