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Meanings of major restructuring in English

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Usage of major restructuring in English
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We have a major restructuring on our hands and growing financial problems.
BBC
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Airbus parent EADS today postponed a major restructuring announcement planned for tomorrow.
The Irish Times
3
The conventional wisdom is that a major restructuring will address the crisis.
The South African
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The company has announced a major restructuring, which will include 62 redundancies.
The Irish Times
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Then there was a major restructuring involving banks converting loans to equity.
The Irish Times
6
Mercator and its indebted owner Agrokor are in the process of major restructuring.
Reuters
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Ruettgers added that Opel faces a major restructuring with job losses.
Reuters
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The bank plans to decide on a major restructuring as early as this month.
Reuters
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With a new board recently announced, the airline says it embarking on a major restructuring.
Radio NZ
10
Syncora went through a major restructuring in 2009 and stopped writing new business as well.
Reuters
11
The stake sale comes as BT undergoes a major restructuring under new chief Philip Jansen.
Reuters
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Henniges Elastomer Ireland had recently undergone a major restructuring.
The Irish Times
13
First it was reported that yet another major restructuring is underway at troubled Alfa Romeo.
The Irish Times
14
Billions of taxpayer dollars and major restructuring have helped revive the fortunes of both companies.
BBC
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Mercator and its indebted owner, Croatia's Agrokor, are in the process of a major restructuring.
Reuters
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The hope is that a major restructuring would address those concerns and boost the company's value.
Reuters
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Major restructuring across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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