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divestment

Selling of unwanted parts of a business. This may be because a company wishes to reduce costs by selling unprofitable parts of its business, or because of a change in long-term strategy.



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Yoder's way beyond supersession is for us to begin to imagine ourselves as one thing, as one community, to disinvest ourselves in difference," Boyarin observes.
Archbishop Hutchison also clarified reports that the Anglican Communion has voted to disinvest in Israel.
It instead decided to disinvest in companies that had been found guilty by impartial tribunals of violating international conventions to which Sweden had adhered, including conventions on human rights and child labor, various conventions of the International Labour Organization, international environmental conventions, and conventions against bribery and corruption.
 
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