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ownership

[oh-ner-ship] / ˈoʊ nərˌʃɪp /


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TDR also took majority ownership of the business, putting them in the driving seat.

From BBC

About a week after Witkoff’s trip, two entities were registered, two days apart, in Delaware and Abu Dhabi, offering no public record of their ownership.

From The Wall Street Journal

His predecessor Maresca ended his tenure after a breakdown in relations with the ownership and having dropped a league‑high 15 points from winning positions - prompting frequent criticism of his mid-match decisions.

From BBC

When the Serb won his first Grand Slam title, at the Australian Open in 2008, Federer was already on 12 majors and Nadal had taken virtual ownership of the French Open.

From Barron's

That ownership created an illusion of safety — not because prices could not fall, but because investors assumed liquidity would always be available.

From MarketWatch