conglomerate

The company was sold to a national conglomerate in 1957.

His business grew into a conglomerate of over 20 companies.

James, 27, may also be considered to run the conglomerate.

It only made sense that some of them would become conglomerates.

The conglomerate had put itself up for sale last month.

No one really knows how many conglomerates are out there.

I sold my company a year ago to an international conglomerate.

It is a conglomerate of legal ideas about a new state.

And the nation's financial system, he said, is put at risk when these companies become huge conglomerates.

Time has only one; therefore it is not a conglomerate.

Throughout the decade, Time became more of a media conglomerate.

But he has been attacked as a front man for white conglomerates.

The conglomerate liked the company enough to buy more than 50 percent of it two years ago.

Conglomerates were also noted in the bed of the river.

How old are the executives in some of the great big conglomerates?

With about 41,000 officers, most of us feel as if we are working for a conglomerate, but without the appropriate pay.

In general, however, experts say the traditional conglomerates are out of step.

They hope Chinese conglomerates can do the same in the coming decade.

Seven of the top 20 companies in the Fortune 500 are oil conglomerates.

He was edged out by one of the big conglomerates, but only just.

It is not owned by one of the large media conglomerates.

In the end, many choose to sell to conglomerates, she said.

By 1990 the conglomerates thus had a much wider range.

This will not always be practical in a modern financial conglomerate.

Clear Channel is the largest media conglomerate in the world.

Finally, there are conglomerate mergers, where the production activities of the two firms are essentially unrelated.

To a potential buyer like Time Warner or Sony, this would be conglomerate business sense at its soundest.

At the thought a weirdly conglomerate monstrosity which certainly had not been in the dining hall an instant before leaped at Kinnison's throat.

Similarly, many Guilds of St. Luke were conglomerate associations of various professions, including painters, paint-mixers, book illuminators, and sellers of all of these things.

The planet dwindled with soul-shaking rapidity to a moon, to a moonlet, and finally to a discretely conglomerate aggregation of meteorites before the mutual neutralization ceased.

Kōdōha, headed by Gen. Sadao Araki, under the national socialistic, totalitarian and populistic philosophical influence of Ikki Kita charged Toseiha for collusion with the Zaibatsu financially conglomerate business clique, or simply put it, for amoralism and pro-capitalism.