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Buy-In Management Buy-Out
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Buy-In Management Buy-Out
Also called a BIMBO. A situation in which both the current managers of a company and one or more outside investors collectively purchase a controlling interest in the company. A BIMBO is thought to give the new owners both the experience of the current management and new ideas from the outside investors.


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I like being in a room and four f**king bimbos coming in and they're all drooling after them but knowing that really the one they care about is me.
This much-hyped spectacle of half-dressed bimbos with their smarmy escorts, tantrums, tears and repetitive routines served up in a mad cauldron of endless shrieking studio audiences is too much for me to bear, especially when the whole is overseen by an ageing personality whose toe-curling mannerisms suggest he should have retired decades ago.
BIMBOS It works, says actress Patricia Hodge, a previous member of the show's fiftysomething cast "because it is about an age group and, dare I say it, a gender who are hugely under-represented in drama".
 
 
 
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