Sentence examples for would have headquarters from inspiring English sources

The combined company would have headquarters in both ICE's home of Atlanta and in New York.

The chief executives of both exchanges carefully, and repeatedly, described the deal as "a merger of equals" and emphasized that the resulting company would have headquarters in both London and Toronto with board representation from both countries.

But if the merger is approved, as expected, the new company, ConocoPhillips, would have headquarters in Houston while maintaining, in the words of company officials, a "significant presence" in Bartlesville.

The combined company, to be known as ConocoPhillips, would have its headquarters in Houston.

The Native American National Bank, which would have its headquarters in Denver, would be subject to the same laws and regulations as any other bank in the United States.

NetJets, a unit of Berkshire Hathaway that is the global leader in fractional ownership of private jets, recently announced a management and chartering joint venture that would have its headquarters in Zhuhai, China, an hour by fast ferry from Hong Kong.

When the merger was announced, Daimler-Benz's chairman, Jürgen Schrempp, and Chrysler's chairman, Robert J. Eaton, termed the deal "a merger of equals," and described a company that would have dual headquarters in Michigan and Germany.

Because of Canadian laws governing Canadian National, which was state run until the early 1990's, the new company, to be called North American Railways, would have its headquarters in Montreal.

The tactics also included winning the support of Scottish business grandees with a promise that Guinness, along with its new distilling arm, would have its headquarters in Edinburgh.

And that permanent company would have its headquarters in Paris.

The new solar alliance would have its headquarters near New Delhi for which the Indian government would be investing close to $30 million.