Sentences with phrase «growing ownership stake»

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He has been making the rounds in Colorado, driving from one small mountain town to the next, meeting with county and local government officials and visiting the facilities in which he hopes to take an ownership stake — so far, two dispensaries and their growing facilities.

If Beyoncé does invest in the Rockets she'll join a growing list of celebrities and entertainers who hold ownership stakes in sports teams, including Memphis Grizzlies part - owner Justin Timberlake, Miami Dolphins investment group members Jennifer Lopez, Venus and Serena Williams and Will Ferrell, who owns a stake in Major League Soccer's Los Angeles Football Club.

More than the money, Alibaba's ownership stake will allow Kabam to continue growing, says Ibrahim.

I'm now beginning to see, However; that even beyond connection which is vital for people groups to grow, they must also have a stake in ownership not just of their ministries but for their own committment levels to improve.

The brand has grown in recent years with an ownership stake in the management of West Bay Club and The Residences, a micro resort with exclusive luxury beachfront villas all in Turks and Caicos.

Repurchasing shares increases the ownership of percentage of shareholders; it causes your stake in the company to grow.

As an ownership stake in a productive business, the value of shares you buy grows with that company and the economy.

Ownership has its privileges, which include voting rights and a stake in corporate profits as the company grows.

But nowhere are the stakes higher than with Human Animal Bond Research Initiative (HABRI), which is working to gather and disseminate the growing body of scientific proof supporting the link between pet ownership and enhanced human health.

Municipalities and communities have ownership stakes in half of the new projects, which is a reflection of a growing global trend towards greater community involvement in wind energy development.

With ownership of 20 % of the landmass, knowledge of country and environment and a growing labour force, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have a high stake in economic development.