float a company

Then, in 1904, Greenberg decided to float a company to finance the purchase.

In 1906 he again went to England and succeeded in floating a company to undertake the building of the line.

He could float a company.

If the Company won't do it, I could float a Company of my own with that bait.

In 1882 its principals floated a company Bean Brothers Limited to take over their assets.

It'd mean floating a company.

Float a company.

After their release the slaves "float a company" with their wages and become the (almost) luckless pirates of other adventures.

In 1924, Claude de Bernales floated a company that would undertake a drilling program and the Wiluna mine was revived.

The owner of the property, Dr J B Phipps, floated a company and sank a shaft.

The company purported to register and float a company in England called Welsh Slate Quarries Ltd, for £30,000.

The Rand mine in South Africa, that was conglomerate, so they called this one the Rand and floated a company in Melbourne.'

Vanderbilt responded by floating a company to build a graded, banked and grade-separated highway suitable for racing that was also free of the dust churned up by horses.

In 1881, from the profits of his salvage, Turner floated a company and commissioned the construction of a small coastal steamer, the Lady Wood, built in Greenwich.

In 1881 G. T. Bean floated a company Adelaide and Port Darwin Sugar Company to establish sugar plantations in the Northern Territory.

He hoped to profit from this by floating a company to take over the options, but flotation attempts failed in both London and Paris, and the options expired in November 1897.

In 1999 Parry and Mark Slater floated a company called Internet Indirect plc on the London Stock Exchange which rapidly achieved a market value in excess of £200 million.

Subsequently, they set up an equal joint venture to float a company called Bharti Walmart Private Limited in 2007, with the intention of doing wholesale business, through Best Price Modern Wholesale stores.

They secured a mining lease, for which, with one Ravenshaw, he floated a company in 1857 to work what was the first copper mine in Australia (some 18 months before Burra Burra), and lasted until 1877.

She was the first woman to float a company on the London Stock Exchange and in 1984 was an early winner of the prestigious Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of The Year Award.

That would happen on one of the islands and we'd get a lot of help there, as it'll mean a huge income in many ways for them, but all in all I would have to float a company capable of digging into its pocket to the tune of some forty million dollars.'