headline-grabbing

Some of these headline-grabbing transactions would have been unimaginable just a few years ago.

Friday's incident took place in a Shanghai district quickly getting a reputation for headline grabbing violence.

Its headline-grabbing stunts have made it one of the most formidable global lobbyists against the exploitation of animals.

President Barack Obama had rung German Chancellor Angela Merkel twice to stress the need for a headline-grabbing package.

It is not the product of a headline-grabbing mega-merger.

When analysing China's naval development, international media naturally focus on the headline-grabbing platforms.

Proposals for regulatory reform are cast as "headline grabbing banker bashing" .

Despite the headline-grabbing numbers, the overall mood among deal-makers remains wary.

Government economists, too, are urging China to pay more attention to wage growth than to the headline-grabbing official 8% growth target.

Even when the president's popularity was sky-high, he tended to give too much ground in order to secure a headline-grabbing deal.

Despite accusations of headline grabbing, the government has rejected empty, populist proposals for reform.

Shareholders will find it hard to prevent headline-grabbing paydays, even if they wanted to.

The most headline-grabbing prescription was for Europe's banks.

The first is a tendency to give ground to secure a headline-grabbing deal.

M&A in China could accelerate, but foreign companies remain wary of splashy, headline-grabbing deals.