2022 The deal might close so quickly that the banks would be expected to fund their debt commitments and likely syndicate the offering with investors after the deal closes, Bloomberg reported. Verb The show continues to reach millions of people directly through their phones, in addition to many others reached through the 450 or so public-radio stations that syndicate the show. 2022 Tokyo also sanctioned three organizations including Lazarus Group, a cybercriminal syndicate working on behalf of the North Korean government. David Yaffe-bellany, New York Times, 12 Dec. 2022 The $200 million round, completed in March, included contributions from a Thai infrastructure investment company, a Brazilian venture capital firm, a private investment syndicate and a few small Silicon Valley venture capital firms.

2022 So, instead of sharing a single board position with an entire investment syndicate, Butler’s firm holds more direct positions on the board. 2022 The main character in this story - the father, Santo, played by Alessandro Gassman - was affiliated with the crime syndicate the N’drangheta in his past. 2022 And, in the most romantic gesture of all, Russell gives Frank a mafia ring, tying him to the Bufalino crime syndicate and ensuring his loyalty. 2022 Stallone plays a New York Mafia capo who, having served a 25-year prison sentence, gets sent to Oklahoma by his boss to set up a criminal syndicate. Mark Olsenstaff Writer, Los Angeles Times, 30 Dec. 2023 Yes, there are shades of a large, powerful crime syndicate looming. Noun The show focuses on the Birmingham, England, crime syndicate, as Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) and his family work to establish their dominance while being tailed by police officer Major Chester Campbell (Sam Neill).

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