Sentences with phrase «owned international conglomerate»

Represented a large multi-industry holding company in the closing of a complex multiple step transaction involving the acquisition of four companies and other tangible and intangible assets from a Japanese - owned international conglomerate and the simultaneous spin - off of one the acquired companies to a strategic buyer.

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They included the publicly traded arms of Fosun International, which in recent years bought the Club Med chain of resorts and other properties; Dalian Wanda, which owns the AMC Theaters chain in the United States and has long sought deals in Hollywood; and the HNA Group, an acquisitive conglomerate with murky ownership.

KLX also owns the exclusive right to supply a large catalog of aviation parts made by industrial conglomerate Honeywell International.

The sales - pitch, bottom - line, every - sadness - a-sales-op mentality that Mitford wrote about 40 years ago has not disappeared, especially among the three large mortuary conglomerates — Service Corporation International, Alderwoods and Stewart Enterprises — that own nearly 20 percent of the funeral homes and cemeteries around the country.

Coopers is the largest Australian - owned beer company and commands almost 5 per cent of the national beer market, behind industry giants Carlton & United Breweries, owned by international conglomerate AB InBev, and Lion, owned by Japan's Kirin Corporation.

In September, the group of scientists and epidemiologists from the International Atomic Energy Agency and the WHO will visit the Rossing complex, owned bythe British conglomerate Rio Tinto Zinc.

International media conglomerate Bertelsmann, which owns Random House in the USA, recently unveiled its earnings report for the first half of 2011 and profits are up nearly 200 % from last year.

MI: True — but at the same time, the Big Six publishers are also owned by what in many cases are large international media conglomerates, and I don't believe that their interests ultimately have anything to do with creating a more competitive bookselling marketplace, or a world that is ultimately better for book buyers and readers — or authors, for that matter.

As the Chairman and CEO of the international conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway, Buffett has grown the business from a dying manufacturing company into a ubiquitous company that owns household names like Dairy Queen, Fruit of the Loom, and GEICO Insurance.

South Korea's conglomerates, financial institutions and state - owned enterprises frequently lead or participate in large - scale international projects and investments.

Because some big law firms want to be owned by huge international conglomerates that dwarf the law firms?