The company was in want of money.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The company sank deeper into the red.

That company sold those sectors to a rival corporation.

The office was humming with activity.

I know some men in that company who will use their influence for me.

That company is purchased.

That company stopped that business.

The firm was annexed to a large corporation.

The parent company funneled money into its subsidiaries.

The company is pressed for funds―badly off for funds.

The money belongs to the company.

That company has good wages.

The firm is in financial difficulties [is finding it difficult to keep going].

That is the event that company planned.

I was requested to do that by our subsidiary.

Their company was growing.

That is decided by the company.

I know a person who has some influence in that firm.

I've got an in to that company.

It's all up with the firm.

This company is in danger of a cash shortage.

That company sank a lot of money into their new project.

I have some shares in that company.

I have some of that company's stock.

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

Their company was getting bigger.

This means that the corporation is on a firm [secure] footing [foundation] now.

The company had to retrench

That company was listed on the stock market last year.

That company grew all at once.

Our company purchased that company.