turnround

[W] ill this turnround in relative performance last?

Anglosphere Challenge, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

David Buchler, the turnround specialist, has joined BC Partners, the private equity group, to bid for Kroll, valuing the business at between $1.5 billion and $1.6 billion.

What the Fed Didn't 2008

The Italian industrial group, fresh from a turnround from near-bankruptcy, is also preparing to return its Iveco trucks division to the U.S. and offer the pint-sized relaunched Fiat 500.

New Prime Minister, 2008

Following the short turnround, Torre rested regulars Bernie

American League Baseball - Yankees vs. Blue Jays 2001

Policy shifts required if there was to be an economic turnround included reducing the role of the state, a vigorous industrial exports drive and increased scope for markets to allocate resources.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

There has been a remarkable turnround in productivity.

Britain: A Force in Today's World 1986

The turnround Adolf Galland's mechanics achieved, refuelling and re-arming his ME 109 in a matter of minutes, enabled him to fly three sorties of 'free chase over south east England' by lunchtime.

Operation Sea Lion Cox, Richard 1974

The cancellation of a Wednesday morning meeting of eurozone finance ministers, known as Ecofin, before the EU leader summit was the catalyst for a turnround in European shares just after the US opening.

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He added: The credit for the turnround of Jaguar Land Rover goes to the management team and workforce of the company.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

AOL shares down despite turnround strategy AOL shares as the internet access and content company prepares to report second-quarter earnings on Tuesday.

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