kidder

Though it was too late, their willingness to help was a dramatic contrast to the excuses I had been hearing from the Kidder people.

It was a good place to be, as Kidder had access to clients interested in traders like Sands and Parker.

Such a decision to divorce "is a tough call, " says Rushworth M Kidder of the Institute for Global Ethics.

In the computer bay in front of me is the navigator, Lt. Ryan Kidder, who used to fly P-3s in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Kidder will be leading the new Chrysler once it emerges from bankruptcy and embarks on its future alliance with Fiat.

Kidder's bond trading desk was run by Joseph Jett, who made a series of fictitious trades to inflate his own bonus.

Sands had been trading in Kidder Peabody 's Richmond office.

After seven difficult years, marked by culture clashes and management mishaps, Mr Welch sold Kidder.

But Kidder's role will be more as an agent of stakeholder interests, making sure that Chrysler is properly managed.

Even though the books had closed on the quarter, many immediately offered to pitch in to cover the Kidder gap.

Robert Kidder, who also sits as acting chairman of the board.

After studying at Yale and then Wharton business school, Goodyear became a Wall Street investment banker with Kidder Peabody.

Kidder supplies exact coordinates to Eric Uhlhorn, a scientist seated beside me.

Chrysler has announced its new chairman will be C. Robert Kidder, 64, the former CEO of Duracell.

Sure, everybody loves a kidder.