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Meanings of new ownership in English

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Usage of new ownership in English
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However, they found plenty of room for manoeuvre with the new ownership.
The South African
2
Under the new ownership, the German retailer plans to expand further internationally.
Reuters
3
Newcastle United should be under new ownership by the end of October.
The Guardian
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Foreign businesses in Zimbabwe have just 48 hours to meet new ownership rules.
BBC
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Artisan food group Cully & Sully continues to thrive under its new ownership.
The Irish Times
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That's essential and would have happened with or without new ownership, Bezos added.
Reuters
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That's essential and would have happened with or without new ownership, he added.
Reuters
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The new ownership could have led to sourcing adjustments, Champine said.
Reuters
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He was not too worried about the potential for change under new ownership.
Radio NZ
10
Tribune emerged from Chapter 11 with a clean balance sheet and new ownership.
Reuters
11
It ensures that this new ownership comes with real skills transfer.
The South African
12
Details about the company's finances, valuation and new ownership structure were not disclosed.
Reuters
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Will it get a new lease of life under new ownership?
The Irish Times
14
We have new ownership, and I have been ordered to call the loan.
The appeal
15
Fogg evidently viewed the pretensions of the new ownership with contempt.
Blow The Man Down: A Romance Of The Coast
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Among the improvements dating from this new ownership was adequate provision of music.
Inns and Taverns of Old London
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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