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He will be able to finance his own stockholding of goods.

American Life's stockholding in its parent company has declined by $750 million.

Such fluctuations affect the level of sales, production and stockholding.

From the retailers point of view, there are benefits in reduced stockholding and floor space.

The result should be to reduce both parties' costs of stockholding, argues Sears.

One plan involved the construction of a large maintenance workshop and stockholding facility.

At least some of the extra cost of stockholding is likely to be passed on to the caterer.

A company which agrees to buy back the bidder's stockholding in the target avoids being taken over.

Coordination between affiliated firms takes various forms but intercompany stockholding is one of the most obvious.

This was made possible with relaxing of Japanese laws whereby holding companies could become stockholding companies.

This is partly because changes in institutional stockholding can make markets highly volatile and therefore risky for smaller investors.

Piercy (182) has emphasized the importance of good stockholding, transport, and distribution for enhancing commercial success.

According to a Federal Reserve survey, the median stockholding family, as of 1998, had just twenty-five thousand dollars in its portfolio.

Some Member States of the Union have abandoned the use of public stockholding bodies.

The company was found by a member of the Cashmore family which already ran a steel stockholding business in the Midlands.

Large companies can't afford unnecessary stockholding or paperwork, and they are going to press their trading partners to ensure that they don't have to.

With brother Fred, Jack Walker took his father's sheet metal company into steel stockholding.

Although this increases your stockholding and financing costs, the knock-on effects of running out of supplies altogether could be more serious.

Although his stockholding was reduced to about 4% following this merger, he was still the largest shareholder in what became known as the "Rockefeller bank".

Together, they transformed Walkersteel from a back-street scrap metal business started by their father after the war into a steel stockholding concern.

Over the years, Paley sold portions of his family stockholding in CBS.

Walker, which bought out GKN's steel stockholding interests two years ago, has a market share of 20 per cent.

The reports from the software package helped us to accurately analyse our ordering and boost our cashflow through smarter stockholding.

Also for sale is the Maxwell family's 68 percent stockholding in the Maxwell Communication Corporation.

As of June 30, Tiger owned 5.8 million shares of Intel, making it the fund's 11th-largest stockholding, according to a new securities filing.