conglomerate造句

In Thailand, Tesco teamed up with CP Group, an agri-business conglomerate, before going it alone.

Subsequent burial under younger sediments consolidated the eroded materials to form the conglomerate exposed at the surface today.

India's soft state encourages the conglomerate form of doing business, whether owned by a bloodline or not.

This was epitomised by KKR’s “Barbarians at the Gate” takeover of RJR Nabisco, the food-to-tobacco conglomerate which was stripped down and sold off.

Soon after founding Aviva, he led in the formation of a conglomerate in Beijing, Capital Biochip, that now encompasses everything from biochips to dental equipment.

The plant is now part of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), owned by Tata Motors, the car division of an Indian conglomerate.

Ratan Tata, the soon-to-retire boss of a conglomerate that produces everything from tea to cars, lives modestly and treats his employees well.

Buffett previously said he would have nothing further to say about Sokol's actions, a stance that became untenable over time given the intense pressure on the conglomerate.

Like Harold Geneen, of I.T.T., and other conglomerate chieftains of that era, Kreuger thought that all businesses could be reduced to ledgers studied in the antiseptic atmosphere of a corporate suite.

For an example of what can go awry, Chung need look no further than his father, the man who founded Korea's top conglomerate — only to see it crumble under a mountain of debt.

Mochtar Riady established the family fortune after the second world war, first as a bicycle trader, then by buying a bank, then by founding the Lippo Group, a conglomerate.

This may be because in these countries a big conglomerate with political connections and an understanding of how to operate in a difficult market can spread its expertise across many industries.

The key driver of conglomerate growth turned out to be a financing trick, in which highly rated shares were used to acquire lowly rated ones, thereby enhancing earnings per share.