spin off

Both of them know they might be able to drive up Citi's shares in the short term by spinning off its investment bank.

In 1991 it stopped providing short-term export-credit guarantees, spinning off the business to what is now the privately owned Atradius.

Whether that will be enough to justify the spinning off of Fiat Industrial is hard to say.

The goal in spinning off such businesses is to create parts with a combined market value greater than the present whole.

Mid-October: Our colleague Ben Worthen reported H-P was rethinking the idea of spinning off the PC business.

She also presided over the spinning off of various restaurant chains, which allowed PepsiCo to focus.

Mr Immelt has now opted to focus on spinning off the entire division.

Tropical Storm Arthur is spinning off the coast of Belize.

Remember that when outsourcing, offshoring or spinning off some operation. Those people are still operating in your name.

After a frantic search, I'm told he settled my mother hastily in the car before spinning off at a reckless speed.

Based on the core business, spinning off those non-core businesses, enterprises can construct their core business system.

"But you start spinning off and seeing where the avenues to sell all these other products are. "

And the government's long-term plan to raise cash by spinning off or selling the traditional insurance businesses could crystallise losses.

These two planets will meet again on July 10 and December 21 before spinning off into deep space, going their separate ways.

What do you stand to lose by spinning off stretch innovation?