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Meanings of hive off in English

Withdraw (money) and move into a different location, often secretly and with dishonest intentions.

Usage of hive off in English
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Rio Tinto first said it could hive off PacAl in 2011.
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Icahn in January called for eBay to hive off its fast growing PayPal business.
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Ingersoll Rand Plc CEO Mike Lamach rejects calls to hive off pieces of the company.
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Under Murphy, Marvell has also undertaken restructuring programs to cut costs and hive off non-core businesses.
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Volvo is preparing to hive off its China-based premium brand, Polestar, into a stand-alone electric-car unit.
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A number of large drugmakers have weighed similar plans to hive off older products, with mixed results.
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The restructuring has seen the bank hive off 288 billion euros of assets into the bad bank.
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The company is also expected to hive off its land rig unit in the next few quarters.
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He hoped to hive off the Standard and buy it himself, but was unable to afford it.
The Guardian
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Citigroup has been seeking to hive off OneMain since at least 2011 as part of the No.
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Citi has been seeking to hive off OneMain since at least 2011 as part of the No.
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The decision to hive off the unit came after an internal review of Emaar's asset values, Emaar said.
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Citigroup has been wanting to hive off the business since 2011 but potential buyers had trouble raising funds.
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His suggestion: hive off investment banking.
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That group spun out of J.P. Morgan when the bank decided to hive off its private equity arm.
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When at length he shook the hive off, the furious swarm poured out upon the air, dealing vengeance.
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