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- noun an additional service or functionality for a mobile telephone subscription
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Examples
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We typically have looked at companies that are more bolt-on in nature, that complement our core businesses and typically add between $50 million and $100 million in revenue to our company.
Pentagon Cutbacks Force New Strategy at Rockwell Collins David Kesmodel 2011
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The High Lifter bolt-on lift kits will give you one to two inches of lift to clear those oversized mud tires.
Get The Lift You Need To Survive In The Mud! EnricoPavia 2009
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NYSE Euronext may revive a plan to build its own European trade-clearing facility, and will continue to look at bolt-on deals for its technology arm, Chief Executive Duncan Niederauer said after regulators blocked the planned merger with Deutsche Börse AG.
NYSE CEO: Appeal Possible, Clearing Strategy Again a Focus Jacob Bunge 2012
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Mr. Buhlmann became CEO in March last year, 16 months after his predecessor left, and quickly signaled his intention to seek bolt-on deals while not ruling out occasional larger transactions.
Aegis, Ipsos in Talks on Synovate Deal Margot Patrick 2011
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Panmure Gordon analyst Alex DeGroote described the acquisition as a bolt-on, not a transformative deal.
Reed Elsevier to Buy Accuity Lilly Vitorovich 2011
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There is also a bolt-on utility bag on the rack, a hidden lock for the kickstand and two flasks under the front tube.
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But it suggests other potential targets for companies like Anglo, which is looking for bolt-on acquisitions worth around $5 billion, may be undervalued.
Coal's Glow Attracts Major Miners Andrew Peaple 2011
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"We are not under pressure to spend our money," but will make an investment if there's a possibility, Mr. Bauer said, with smaller, bolt-on acquisitions in the field of energy efficiency most likely.
Infineon May Postpone Investment Philipp Grontzki 2011
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Instead, Mr. Immelt said the company will remain focused on bolt-on deals of $1 billion to $3 billion.
GE Braces for European Chill Kate Linebaugh 2011
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Schneider Electric 's $2 billion bolt-on acquisition this week of Madrid-based Telvent may be a taste of what is to come.
Europe Ripe for More Deals Matthew Curtin 2011
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