Sentences with phrase «broken up»

If your federal student loan debt is broken up into many different loans, the Department of Education offers a consolidation program to combine all your debts into one account.

But it was rather a determination that if the economy were to go into a sharp decline and Wells Fargo were to go bankrupt, its operations could not quickly or easily be broken up or sold off.

The document provided the Facebook CEO with go - to lines to use in response to questions about whether he would resign and whether Facebook should be broken up.

In truth it should have been broken up long ago.

Rather than take a large lump sum from one plan, it should be broken up and removed in smaller chunks over time from more than one plan (if possible).

In October, he suggested that AIG should be broken up into three separate companies: life insurance, property - casualty coverage, and a mortgage backer.

It used the FSR to report that traders and investors in Canada say that it is taking longer to complete trades in fixed - income markets and that larger trades that used to go through easily now must be broken up into smaller bites, especially when moving corporate bonds.

By 1993, it was losing $ 8 billion a year and pundits were predicting the corporation would be broken up and sold for parts.

Except for a once - a-century managerial phenomenon, GE has performed no better than many other conglomerates that were broken up long ago.

A one - hour recording usually costs $ 25 to be transcribed and can yield 40 pages of content, which could be broken up into multiple entries on your website.

That's because it has forced management to propose a long - unutterable possibility: that GE could be broken up.

Made with 90 % real meat ingredients, contains added taurine, completely free from wheat and corn, contains multiple sources of animal protein, larger sticks can be broken up into bite - size pieces, enriched with essential nutrients, no artificial additives

Kullman didn't comment on the DuPont - Dow merger specifically, but she said that deals in which companies are put together only to be broken up — which is what is happening in the DuPont - Dow transaction — are the product of short - term thinking, and not what's best for long - term shareholders or the company.

These jerky treats come in sticks that can be broken up into bite - size pieces and they are available in four meat - rich flavors.

Some cats don't like the taste or texture, large pieces need to be broken up by hand, small amount of sugar added — should be used as an occasional treat

Pros: Made with 90 % real meat ingredients, contains added taurine, completely free from wheat and corn, contains multiple sources of animal protein, larger sticks can be broken up into bite - size pieces, enriched with essential nutrients, no artificial additives

Cons: Some cats don't like the taste or texture, large pieces need to be broken up by hand, small amount of sugar added — should be used as an occasional treat

Green energy business Innogy, separated from parent company RWE and publicly listed in 2016, is to be broken up.

Estimates of what companies would be hypothetically worth if they were broken up often yield higher figures than what a company currently trades for in the real market.

In a report released on Monday, Goldman's lead banking analyst said that JPMorgan could be broken up into four parts.

Banking reform advocates have long called for the nation's biggest banks to be broken up.

Last week, rival Goldman Sachs released a report that said JPMorgan should be broken up.

«The customer journey is broken up and stuck in silos like your email system, or in - store POS.

The bars contain about 90 milligrams of THC, but can be broken up into 5 mg servings for consumers looking for easy microdoses.

The 200 modules had to be broken up into smaller pieces so that they could be transported along interstate highways and then put together again near Edmonton.

There will be some plumber in America who becomes famous by doing two minute videos broken up in 20 sections on how to fix things yourself.

The once united community was broken up as soldiers sided with their home countries.

The 110 participants in the class, who were broken up into more than 25 teams, were required to talk to 10 potential customers each week for 10 weeks.

Shortly before European elections, German economic affairs minister Sigmar Gabriel criticized the company for its tax avoidance, privacy policies, and dominance, and suggested it might need to be broken up.

It's hard to believe, but you can see the numbers for yourself in our special report, which is broken up by company in the navigation menu above.

An employee's options grant tends to be broken up into percentage blocks, with each block vesting annually over a set number of years.

A recent study found, on average, we spend an incredible five hours a day on our phones, broken up into many small chunks.

Last Sunday, shortly before reports surfaced that Selena Gomez and The Weeknd (real name Abel Tesfaye) had broken up, TMZ reported that Gomez and Justin Bieber spent the day together.

If he saw a jam developing ahead, he slowed down so that by the time he reached it, the jam had already broken up.

One problem, articulated by Sanders, Clinton, and O'Malley, is that the biggest financial giants become too big to fail and should therefore be broken up.

The Caravan is largely broken up thanks to the strong immigration laws of Mexico and their willingness to use them so as not to cause a giant scene at our Border.

This class is broken up into 12 videos of varying length — anywhere from 5 - 30 minutes and will take you about 2 hours to complete from start to finish.

At Business Insider's IGNITION conference, Scott Galloway gave a blistering presentation on why «The Big Four» — Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google — should be broken up.

The Wall Street Journal has tackled a huge question: Should the «monopolies» of Big Tech — Facebook, Google, Amazon — be broken up?

«Broken up with on our anniversary after I planned a trip for us to Mexico.

Instead of one big $ 1.5 million prize, Callaway should have broken that up into several hundred or even a thousand «priceless» prizes that appeal directly to their core target audience.

The actress and the journalist confirmed their split in January after two years of marriage, but a source told People magazine that they had actually been broken up since summer 2016.

The anagram apparently doesn't lie because The Associated Press confirmed shortly after that Selena and Justin had broken up for the first time.

As soon as the movie wrapped, we went back to LA and were together, and together ever since — never broken up.»

-[Narrator] The AT&T you know today is technically a totally different company than the one that was broken up.

This reached a fever pitch at the beginning of the decade when we saw many integrated oil companies get broken up in a bid to «unlock» hidden value.

The iconic couple announced their split in September 2017, but in a statement, Torres revealed they had actually broken up in the fall of the 2016.

AT&T was actually broken up by the government in 1984.

What this meant was that SECWA, a monopoly, should be broken up so competitors could emerge, which its generating and sales divisions would separately compete against.

«While Qualcomm still remains an M&A candidate for another chip player, this deal dissolving is a clear positive for Intel which is in a further position of strength with the potential marriage of Broadcom and Qualcomm now broken up by the Beltway before it even got to the altar,» Ives wrote.