ziffs造句

• The Ziffs offered $ 15, 000 at one point, but Putnam officials declined.
• Even more impressively, the Ziffs set out to sculpt their grounds into a world-class arboretum.
• The main question remains whether the sale will yield the $ 2 billion or more the Ziffs are seeking.
• The Ziffs apparently also wanted the big boulders that would give their manufactured habitat the look of virgin woods.
• He said that the Ziffs had given tours to local garden clubs and would continue to, by invitation only.
• As a result, if the Ziffs were looking to take profits from the company, now might be the time, regardless of family considerations.
• And here in Patterson, officials say, the Ziffs found just the rocks they had in mind : in virgin woods owned by Putnam County.
• "The Ziffs were embarrassed by the situation, admitted the mistake, and acted responsibly and quickly to correct it, " he said.
• But the Ziffs continue to insist on selling the two publishing divisions-- the business magazine group and the consumer media group-- as a unit.
• But the confidential documents being reviewed by the prospective bidders indicate that, from a financial standpoint, the time might also be right for the Ziffs to sell.
• Although the Ziffs had said from the start that they preferred not to sell the company in pieces, people familiar with the family's plans say they may now consider splitting it up.
• Today, he manages more than $ 500 million in equity for such families as the Pritzkers of Chicago, who control the Hyatt hotels; the Ziffs, former owners of Ziff-Davis Publishing; and the Burdens, descendants of 19th century railroad builder Cornelius Vanderbilt.
• In 1998 and 1999, a representative of the Ziffs twice asked for permission to cut rock out of a little-known preserve, the Walter G . Merritt County Park, a two-mile-long rectangle at the southern end of the Teconic Ridge where Putnam and Dutchess counties meet Connecticut.
• Westin's new owners are the Nomura Asset Capital Corp . of Japan; Wall Street's Goldman, Sachs & AMP; Co . and its hotel affiliate, the Edward Thomas Cos .; the Starwood Capital Group, money manager for the Pritzker family, which controls the Hyatt hotels; the Ziffs, former owners of Ziff-Davis Publishing; and the Burdens, descendants of the rail and shipping tycoon Cornelius Vanderbilt.