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Significats de subsidiary company en anglès
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subsidiária Ús de subsidiary company en anglès
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He suggested they establish a subsidiary company in Britain, the paper said.
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It then sets up a subsidiary company to manufacture it in Ireland.
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It is spinning off its existing fund management division into a separate subsidiary company.
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Diamond Trust Bank Tanzania Limited, which is a subsidiary company has operations in Tanzania.
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A subsidiary company is owned and controlled by another company.
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Diamond Trust Bank Burundi S.A., which is a subsidiary company has operations in Burundi.
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KPMG has been appointed administrator to the business and its subsidiary company Empire Property UK.
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De Beers markets their industrial stones through Industrial Distributors, a subsidiary company, and 9 yrs.
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The new subsidiary company dealing solely with commercial property will trade as DTZ Sherry FitzGerald Commercial.
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The Sherman recording is being distributed by a hastily organizied subsidiary company called Kugel Advertising Company.
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In his province, the controversial Mediosa mobile clinic was set up with a Gupta subsidiary company.
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Maybe Apple pulled a scam and registered it under a subsidiary company and a false name?
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He's forming a special subsidiary company to sell Butch & other future creations of the Advisory Group.
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Net.Results will use Integrity's subsidiary company, Information Support, to market and distribute its product range in the UK.
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INDUSTRIAL holding group James Crean hopes to find a buyer for its subsidiary company Inishtech within six months.
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That would see Stuff kept in a subsidiary company that would hold its journalist numbers at agreed levels.