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Röhm

British  
/ røm /

noun

  1. Ernst (ernst). 1887–1934, German soldier, who organized (1921–34) Hitler's storm troops: murdered on Hitler's orders

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While we may not feel much sympathy for Röhm, it’s hard not to mourn what was lost when the institute was destroyed.

From Slate

The consortium includes about 20 Japanese companies, such as Orix Corp., a financial services company, electronics manufacturer Rohm Co. and the megabanks, including Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp., according to Japanese media reports.

From Seattle Times

Financial services group Orix Corp, chipmaker Rohm Co Ltd and Japan Post Bank Co Ltd are among Japanese companies likely to join JIP in its bid, sources have previously said.

From Reuters

Orix Corp, chipmaker Rohm Co Ltd and Japan Post Bank Co Ltd are among Japanese companies likely to join JIP in its bid, sources have previously said.

From Reuters

Rohm was considering joining the JIP consortium for the buyout, but nothing had been decided, including the amount it reportedly would be investing, a Rohm spokesperson said.

From Reuters