MEcon
Britishabbreviation
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In 2005 it was bought by the British Mecon Group and a US concern, despite fierce employee opposition over fears its boss, David Montgomery, was focused on profit, not on journalistic quality.
From The Guardian
Photograph: Russell Staves for the Guardian KR Banerjee took a break from coaching some wonderfully wristy young batsmen and spinners in the two concrete nets behind the stand at the Mecon Stadium in the relatively quiet educational district of Ranchi and pointed towards a dusty football pitch at the other end of the ground.
From The Guardian
"When India won the World t20 I was living in Mecon colony, and I came to congratulate his mother," says Banarjee.
From The Guardian
Indian youths hone their techniques in the concrete nets behind a stand at the Mecon Stadium in a quiet district of Ranchi.
From The Guardian
The company disputing their takeover, Mecon Manufacturing and Contracting FZE, is based in the United Arab Emirates, where registration of corporate directors is secret.
From New York Times
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