Divestitures

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Divestitures—a staple of U.S. antitrust enforcement—have inconvenienced thousands of cellphone users over the years.

Phone Deals Dial Up Coverage Problems Anton Troianovski 2011
"Divestitures can sometimes be the right tool to restore competition that would be lost when a competitor is eliminated, but when they do not solve the competitive concerns, we file a lawsuit to block the transaction," Justice spokeswoman Gina Talamona said.

Phone Deals Dial Up Coverage Problems Anton Troianovski 2011
Divestitures could resolve the concentration risk, of course.

On AT&T, U.S. Chooses Law Over Politics Martin Peers 2011
Divestitures became a major 2011 strategy as some of America's biggest blue chip stocks like

Forbes.com: News The Street 2012
Acquisitions/Divestitures contributed 4.0% to the revenue growth in the quarter, while 16.0% came from organic growth.

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Divestitures include sales of insignificant portions of our business that did not meet the criteria for classification as a discontinued operation.

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Divestitures, balance sheet ramifications and capital to structure.

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Maintain a central repository of supporting documentation for Acquisitions and Divestitures.

CFO.com: Today in Finance 2010
Income from Divestitures and other acquisition related income

News 2010
Income from Divestitures and other acquisition related income

News 2010