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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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Nov 6 (ANI): The Left parties today decided to oppose the Union Government's decision to disinvest 10 percent shares in all profitable public sector units.
Left parties to oppose government's decision to disinvest 10 percent ... by Asian News International
Credit Suisse was right not to disinvest in fixed income and equities trading as it recovered," said Alain Tchibozo, a Paris-based bank analyst with ING Wholesale Banking.
Credit Suisse flies above forecast on big trading gain by Lisa Jucca / Reuters US Online Report Business News
to disinvest in the arms trade, the students went back to their studies.
Letter: VIEWPOINTS - Students acted with courage by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
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