Examples of using Mergers in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Further, the market is also witnessing various mergers, acquisitions, and collaborations among the top players,
the people who lost their jobs in the mergers.
working with leading companies in high-growth categories through mergers, acquisitions, and organic growth.
(Mergers and acquisitions) such transactions require a comprehensive analysis of the merger goals(acquisition of technological advantage, market share, the cost savings).
Furthermore, the market is also witnessing various mergers, acquisitions, and collaborations among the top players,
sales and mergers.
Rad, who is still at Tinder running its mergers and acquisitions arm,
The market is also witnessing various mergers, acquisitions, and collaborations among the top players,
M33 will all undergo mutual close encounters and potentially mergers, billions of years in the future.
The present article considers the steps leading to company mergers or acquisitions in Holland.
Vrikis& Associates LLC has acted on behalf of its clients in matters relating to amalgamation of Cyprus Companies, mergers& acquisitions in Cyprus, cross-border mergers within the European Union and international acquisition transactions.
There were giant mergers, and now the giant companies have to build their portfolios.
Ten of these were the result of black hole mergers while the remaining signal was caused by a pair of neutron stars colliding(a kilonova event).
The detection of a fast-moving jet in GW170817 greatly strengthens the connection between neutron star mergers and short-duration gamma-ray bursts, the scientists said.
These mergers are rare, probably happening about once every 100,000 years in our Galaxy.
Similarly, mergers between insured depository institutions and non-insured depository institutions that have a bad track record in combating money-laundering could be blocked.
But I just gotta tell you, if mergers are in the wind, I have developed some great prospects.
require regulators to consider whether mergers in concentrated industries are in the broader public interest, not just whether they would harm consumers through higher prices.
Australia did so through IPOs, not stock exchange shell mergers.
safe to fail and yet today, due to mergers and continuing growth, many are even bigger.