divesture

Calls for divesture, boycotts and war-crime trials increased and criticism of Arafat diminished.

The Palestinian's tactics and "proportionality" Not a sheep 2009

For Hitachi President Hiroaki Nakanishi , the divesture is especially important for his credibility with investors.

Hitachi Disk-Drive Deal Marks Streamlining Daisuke Wakabayashi 2011

Mr. Campbell on Thursday called a potential divesture "completely off the table."

GE Forecasts Sales, Profit Gains for Appliances Unit 2010

The sale was part of Shell ' s portfolio-restructuring efforts, which include the divesture of $7 billion to $8 billion in assets in 2010 and 2011.

Shell Seeks to Sell Texas Gas Fields Anupreeta Das 2010

One could argue that men's divesture from hosiery parallels women's wise shunning of pantyhose.

Ermenegildo Zegna menswear celebrates 100 years of subtlety 2010

(USA Today) Does that make mine the "lost generation" since we may lead the way to a generational divesture out of the stock market?

Chip Conley: Younger Than Barbie, Older Than Barack 2009

It is extremely rare and is often modeled under a divesture system whereby the government transfers the water business to the private sector.

Water governance 2008

Many of these companies have extended their market share by purchasing the former assets of Enel: subsequent to the Enel divesture in 2000 discussed above, Endesa Italia purchased Elettrogen; Edison purchased Eurogen; and a consortium of Belgium's Electrabel, Italy's Acea, and Italy's Energia Italia purchased Interpower, rebranding it Tirreno Power.

Energy profile of Italy 2008

In developing countries divesture accounted for only 8 percent of all worldwide private participation from 1990-2001, and accounted for a total of 16 projects during the same period.

Water governance 2008

A divesture of Citgo will serve as a "canary" foretelling wholesale expropriations of private assets in Venezuela.

Citgo, Chavismo and Private Property Rights 2007