Sentences with phrase «control of the company»

A takeover is when a company makes an offer to take control of another company by buying enough shares so they can run meetings and decide who gets elected as directors.

Their mandate ranges from growth investments for control of companies to taking minority stakes in businesses with significant prospects for growth.

Another common thread was to be extremely cautious of the possibility of losing control of the company.

They also look for ways to reduce the estate - tax bite while retaining control of their companies.

It provides instant liquidity to buy - out a deceased partner or shareholder's interest while allowing for the surviving partner to maintain control of the company.

She also told us that she needs a very honest man she can trust and also give full control of her company.

These hints helped me not only raise money, but also made sure I've kept control of my company and my company's spending as well.

This family had total control of the company for over 100 years.

They may also have to establish as well as maintain financial control of the company.

Not to mention, they lost some equity and, therefore, complete control of the company or product.

Managed control of company assets, managed and developed people for future growth and developed and implemented activities of full profit and loss responsibility.

The owners, who expect to stay on as technicians after the sale, are selling control of the company mostly to obtain funds for expansion.

But that still wouldn't change her ability to make the deal happen since she has clear control of both companies.

The appointment was invalid and the receivers had no right to take control of the company.

Not an enticing piece of business for any share holder, except for the ones in control of the company's finances.

It's worth asking how someone could commit nearly a billion dollars of fraud and now just lose control of her company.

You get to control exactly how much equity you allow your investors to obtain and retain control of your company.

Together, management / directors / founders own about 40 % of the company, not quite enough for control of the company.

The less money you raise, the more control of the company you keep.

Outplayed and desperate, and with no legal recourse, the three would - be entrepreneurs hatch a misguided plan to kidnap the investor's adult son and ransom him to regain control of their company in this follow - up to the 2011 hit comedy «Horrible Bosses» that reunites stars Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis as everyone's favorite working stiffs.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, for example, tried to propose a share structure that would allow him to maintain voting control of the company even as he sold off most of his shares to support philanthropic causes.

At the same time, these founders wind up ceding control of their companies by giving up large chunks of equity in exchange for cash and other resources from their investors.

Advising entrepreneur / founders in circumstances where they are relinquishing control of their company requires the particular skills which we have at Charles Russell Speechlys, whether it is in relation to their name / brand rights or their family's tax planning, or their re-investment terms alongside private equity investors».

Sterling Investment Partners acquired control of the company in 2007 and invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the concept.

«It's designed to not allow somebody to come in and gain control of the company without giving fair value to all of our shareholders,» says Lions Gate CEO Jon Feltheimer.

Notable entrepreneurs who have remained in control of their companies from start - up to blue chip include Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Vinod Khosla and Michael Dell.

Closing his first major acquisition of Journal Media just last month, Gannett CEO Bob Dickey seized the time to pounce — after Ferro's own opportunistic putsch won him effective control of the company at the beginning of the year.

Aston's first iconic owner, Sir David Brown, got control of the company in 1947.

From there, pictures of a presentation began to circulate among Chinese news outlets, purporting to show that Faraday had planned to file for bankruptcy in August, with the intention of turning control of the company over to new investors by November.

And Monex's experienced chief operating officer, Toshihiko Katsuya, is expected to take control of the company as its new president, according to financial news agency Nikkei.

Urges Shareholders to Reject Last - Minute Attempt by Dissident Group to Take Control of the Company Without Payment of a Control Premium

The board of iron ore miner Pluton Resources has regained control of the company after its major shareholder, General Nice Resources, retired KordaMentha as receivers yesterday.

While wunderkinds like Mark Zuckerberg take control of their companies at an early age, that's the exception rather than the rule.

The issue of Uber's valuation is hardly academic amid a boardroom battle over control of the company.

In 2002, de Pury & Luxembourg took majority control of the company and in 2003, Simon de Pury moved the headquarters to the Meatpacking district in Chelsea which at the time was just beginning to sprout as the international art district.

In the Facebook example above, Mark Zuckerberg retained control of the company by keeping about 30 % of the company's stock.

For the food tech startup Dinner Lab, however, having a whole clan of investors does exactly the opposite: It keeps the creative control of the company consolidated, untouched and unfettered by the otherwise omnipotent hand that comes with a big check from a VC deal.

In a bitter and public dispute that continued through much of the»90s, the Phelan women wrestled control of the company from patriarch Paul John (P.J.) Phelan and his son, Paul Phelan Jr..

According to Murdoch - watcher Michael Wolff, this victory in a battle of wills, combined with a similar victory in the Ailes case, is evidence that James has taken firm control of the company.

Companies with proportionally larger foreign ownership, such as media company Tencent, may have to adjust their management structures to more clearly shift control of company operations to Chinese nationals.

In contrast, BVF, an activist investor, seeks to take direct control of the company with nominees that have conflicts of interest (all but one is a BVF manager or partner), have no insight into the value of Avigen's assets, have not been forthcoming with other stockholders about their dealings, and have a record of acting in ways that are NOT in the best interests of other stockholders.

He had 63 - per - cent control of the company which he sold to First Majestic in that time frame.»

So don't be like all those other CEOs and founders out there who relinquish to a third party 100 percent control of their company's development.

The future of the dairy farm and cattle breeding business, Coomboona Holdings, is uncertain after National Australia Bank took control of the company late Friday, appointing receivers and managers to protect its position after Coomboona directors including Mr Harvey appointed administrators.