Examples of using Conglomerates in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The robber barons organized their conglomerates as trusts, so after their death,
The largest academic publishing conglomerates boast fat profit margins of 35 per cent.
Corporations, conglomerates or banks are required to present evidence of an annual business cycle of 50 million ILS.
I always thought these shows were scripted propaganda created by huge media conglomerates to brainwash the L.I.V. 's.
including all three of the conglomerates that I looked at.
We are now seeing attempts to bailout whole countries by conglomerates of other countries through the International banks.
would mark the end of one of the oldest and largest U.S. conglomerates.
by the Mansour family, founders of one of the largest privately-owned conglomerates in the Middle East and North Africa.
Insurers, conglomerates and other big investors from China sold $1.05 billion worth of U.S. real estate in the third quarter while purchasing $231 million in property,
Insurers, conglomerates and other big investors from China sold $1.05 billion worth of U.S. real estate in the third quarter while purchasing $231 million in property,
DigitalTown envisions a global network of thriving sovereign local economies where residents and visitors buy local and buy direct, cutting out corporate conglomerates who often fail to invest in the communities that fund their growth.
Is a Japanese term referring to industrial and financial business conglomerates in the Empire of Japan, whose influence and size allowed control
These two conglomerates were limited to act as influential axes of power in the international context, and computer science cooperation with countries technologically dependent of one of the conglomerates against the other.
that allow small businesses, all the way up to huge conglomerates, to make the best choices concerning their finite resources.
As chairman of one of Europe's burgeoning conglomerates, Philips was amongst the first to establish a flight department with the acquisition of a Beechcraft Super G18(registered PH-LPS),
Zaibatsu is a Japanese term referring to industrial and financial business conglomerates in the Empire of Japan, whose influence and size allowed control
promised to put family-run conglomerates under stronger scrutiny and end the practice of pardoning corporate tycoons convicted of white-collar crimes.
Media companies like Disney and Fox are increasingly concerned that the biggest competitive threats in the future won't come from rival media conglomerates, but rather from technology companies.
combined with the government's relaxation of anti- monopoly laws a remnant of SCAP control also led to the re-emergence of conglomerate groups called keiretsu that mirrored the wartime conglomerates, or zaibatsu.
Brandeis didn't mean people who engage in banking, but people who turned their banks into levers to build gigantic financial and industrial conglomerates, called trusts.