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subsidiary

[suhb-sid-ee-er-ee] / səbˈsɪd iˌɛr i /


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Meanwhile Denby and its subsidiary Burgess and Leigh will continue to trade, as well as Denby's international subsidiaries, the company confirmed.

From BBC

He said that last year he met with representatives from PepsiCo and its snack food subsidiary Frito-Lay, but only after struggling to find the right person to talk to.

From BBC

Unlike some of international counterparts, U.S. airlines generally do not hedge fuels, although Delta owns a refinery in Pennsylvania through one of its subsidiaries.

From MarketWatch

In early 2024, CMOC’s subsidiary started relocating people from the area, focusing on those living less than a mile from the plant.

From The Wall Street Journal

The suit alleges that the company fraudulently disguised aerospace imports from that subsidiary by misclassifying the parts as thousands of pounds of socks, napkins, hair clips and other items.

From The Wall Street Journal