The company was in the red and went under.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The company sank deeper into the red.

The company is in deficit.

The office was humming with activity.

We have started dealing directly with the firm.

The firm was annexed to a large corporation.

A dispute arose between the management and the employees.

The company is losing money.

The company was in the red and went under.

The stock price of the company decreased and flattened out despite still having some room to fall.

The company's share price has fallen.

That company was listed on the stock market last year.

The firm has closed (down) its Paris branch.

They played a key role in founding that company.

I started working for this company when it was founded.

It is a subsidiary of the public listed company.

The scandal hurt the company's reputation.

under the auspices of the company＝under the company's auspices

work up a small business into a giant company

It's not (very) long since our firm was established [founded].

I was seconded to one of our subsidiary companies for two years.

I used to work at that company.

It's all up with the firm.

Their company was growing.

That company sold those sectors to a rival corporation.

Our company recently consolidated with a Japanese company.

The company went bankrupt as a result of sloppy [incompetent] management.

That company has branches in almost every part of the country.

The company stopped losing money.

The company was absorbed into a big business.

I felt relieved [much better] when I was fired by the company I had hated working for.