ownership transition

After the ownership transition was complete it continued to operate from its Slidell office, which had been established in the late 1980s.

This pattern makes the collaborative approach to the Ravens' sale and ownership transition stand out, sports business experts say.

With the ownership transition, the CMP standard was adopted on the lines 12 and 13.

LightBuckets went through an ownership transition in 2011, resulting in a turn-over in what instruments and sites were available.

Following the property's ownership transition to JP Morgan Chase, another major technology upgrade was completed in 2010.

Just as in ownership transitions in years past, uncertainty about the team's future in the city cast doubt over potential transactions as St. Louis was not considered a "large market."

During the ownership transition from a joint venture between the Times Company and the Washington Post Company, Mr. Wells, who is 59, will serve as a consulting editor.

Finally, in early September 1970, after an ownership transition between two brothers, Arthur and John Allyn, Short was released in a general housecleaning of White Sox management.

The most significant change that has accompanied the ownership transition has been the construction of a new 6-12 campus, Rancho Solano Preparatory School at Ventura in Scottsdale, Arizona.

A LENGTHY ownership transition carries both benefits and risks, said Mitchell H. Ziets, president and chief executive of the sports investment bank MZ Sports.

After the ownership transition and under Pierre's skilled leadership and operational skills, Freebird's Texas took the original Freebirds concept and duplicated it's success within the favorable Texas business climate.

This claim, however, is based on a technicality and is really only due to older longtime Minneapolis broadcaster WCCO having to sign off for two months due to an ownership transition in the early 1920s.

The Salt Lake Tribune is noting the final phase of its bitterly disputed ownership transition with an editorial in today's editions that promises that "the newspaper will serve all of Utah and be beholden to no one."