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His youthful activities did not suggest he would end up as a corporate high-flyer .

It sounds odd, especially when corporate culture is often consumed with deflating negative news.

Savings have been achieved through 'reduced corporate overheads and a simpler corporate structure, ' he said, not by economizing on safety.

What we now call a "corporate sustainability program" was once referred to simply as "recycling" and was a small part of someone's job.

How much longer can corporate America keep on delivering bumper increases in profits?

Zhang's Soho might have been the first, but it was neither the only nor the largest corporate donor to the relief effort.

Sony's Mr Stringer has had to wrestle with Japan's corporate culture in trying to turn the company round.

Corporate crime seems to have harmed the company rather than helped it.

With a few exceptions, the corporate sector had not gone on the kind of borrowing spree seen in the late 1990s.

Opponents of post-meltdown reforms to corporate governance are trying to hold back change by focusing on Washington.

He reorganised the company in a way that became the template for virtually every corporate entity for the rest of the century.

Each of these points needs to be considered when hitching an open source project to a corporate bandwagon.

Summary: Different company, different culture. Trying to instil an advanced corporate culture can help to enhance market competition.

Perfect information is not always good, concealing some information can improve the efficiency of a corporate.

Corporate life cycle, as a pair of giant invisible hand, has always been about the trajectory of business development.

The very visible signs of runs in government and corporate bond markets seem to be mirrored in more opaque corners of finance.

Many corporate investors now seem to be pulling out the funds that they had parked in the stock market, he says.

Sometimes you have to leave your current job to ascend the corporate ladder-- but not always. Especially if you try a creative approach.

For those greedy corporate investors and overzealous scientists, the Scooby-Doo is an obstacle, think of all the ways to get rid of him.

Until a corporate acquisition in Hawaii over Christmas gives Justin the opportunity to show Amy he's interested in her as a woman.

The mere demands from financial market participants and corporate board rooms for more money and plenty of it do not make out the case .

Increasing employee mobility- the degree to which workers change companies-appears to be a fact of corporate life in the 21st century.

But if misgovernance is not the cause of the general rise in executive pay, strengthening corporate governance is surely not the solution.

The career-track salaryman is expected to show more devotion to his corporate family than to his wife and children.

These ghost cities would not be a mystery if they were corporate developments, as the corporation would be advertising residences for sale.

Second , the corporate mission determines how much family -friendly working is possible .

From multi-billion dollar corporate endeavors to weekend homeowner projects, were ready to help with quality equipment top-level service.

Any corporate chairman who appears in his company's ads has got to be on an ego trip.

How is the different when you trying to lead a group as diverse as this, diverse saying in a corporate environment?

A bank is only allowed to use the Shanghai window to support genuine trade flows from its corporate customers.

Ian Smalley, creative director of corporate digital communications agency CTN, is a believer in just that sort of messy medium.

It's easy to see how people who are in corporate situations fall into the overcommitment trap.

With Italy under strain, along with Spain, European corporate bonds began to feel the pinch Monday, along with stocks across the continent.

And even corporate aspirations in the rich world lag far behind how much the public expects business to contribute to society.

The cash buffer corporate America has built up in case of harder times makes a fresh shock of that kind unlikely.

Certainly there does not seem to be a strong argument for government regulation of the corporate charter at the "going public" stage.

Jobs did not do anything radical with the corporate form, but he did make it hum along more efficiently.

The sale, exchange, or other disposition, in one transaction of the majority of the Company's outstanding corporate shares.

It's how learning tends to happen (or not) in so many universities and corporate training situations.

That's when he started thinking that it would be a great move to have the corporate campus in that area, he said.

Italian prosecutors said the Berlusconi media company bought the name two American film rights, through cross-border corporate tax evasion.

An optimized landing page for each channel partner on the corporate site is only one of the ways to help create demand in the channel.

As a logo designer, it is always fascinating to see how corporate logos are revamped and redesigned over time.

The relation between ownership structure and corporate governance efficiency has always been a central issue of Corporate Governance Theory.

Consider what seems to have been some questionable lawyering surrounding Jiayuan. com's corporate structure and brand.

But Smith noted that the corporate market remains weak and said Intel does not expect much of a change in the second half of the year.

'We think all notebooks will be like this one day, ' he said at a press event at Apple's corporate headquarters.

Always looking to challenge himself as an artist, Cartoon has carved himself a place in corporate logo design and branding.

Corporate earnings have strengthened, but companies are still cutting spending, pointing to an unsustainable rebound, he said.

His wife of 50 years, Evelyn, 73, is the company's senior corporate vice president and oversees the fragrance arm of the business.

As a professional manufacturer, the company has a strong and perfect quality assurance system and good corporate culture.

Three corporate executive were trying to define the word "fame" .

Anyway, your pre-existing condition won't be covered under most corporate plans for at least a year.

She took it as an expression of her desire to assimilate in the corporate culture at her new job.

Launched in 2007 as a "corporate version of the Peace corps" , the programme is now being scaled up to 500 IBMers a year.

She said that her firm helps companies quickly apply for legal status and that she serves as the corporate secretary for many companies.

What this means is that you can treat the IBM Cloud as if it were part of your own corporate network.

She said she realized that she did not want to become an overworked corporate warrior like her father.

'For the market to move higher, you have got to see corporate profits move higher instead of lower, ' he said.

Web service interactions in the grid must be able to traverse corporate firewalls across the enterprises.

He did not specify whether that would involve local customisation of Facebook in those countries, or some sort of corporate activity.

Since the draft regulations came out last month, bankers have been warning that it would hit liquidity from equities to corporate bonds.

Until recently, he says, he had much of his savings in a bond fund, and after corporate bonds took a hit, he moved the money into CDs.

For Mayola Williams, the widow of a man whose trust in corporate America proved to be his undoing, her decade-long trial is now at an end.

For instance, the definition of a brand may be very radical for an ad agency as compared to a corporate house.

HOW much has corporate Japan changed in the past decade?

Still, our overall credit risk metric, while better than two years ago, places Italy among the riskiest private corporate sectors.

Modern finance is supposed to be all about measuring risks, yet corporate and mortgage-backed CDOs were a leap in the dark.

And for those inventors and corporate pioneers whose life is their business, then it is all too clear where their ultimate priorities lie.

Mr. Zhao defended the size of his corporate park as necessary for his business and said it was not a real estate investment.

But even in this golden age of corporate research and development, it wasn't always clear how science helped the bottom line.

In fact, it's a great idea to set up a corporate UDDI site as you publish your own Web services for availability within your company.

At my last position in Corporate America, I was on the receiving end of a bully executive who was well entrenched with our CEO.

The corporate is now negotiating with the families ready to resettle about compensation.

If you are trying to work your way up the corporate ladder, Dawson recommends a neutral look.

Three were turned into a corporate office, a nursing home and a horse-racing centre but the town was unable to find buyers for the others.

Of good quality, good service and good credibility has always been our staff are proud of every one of the corporate image.

Cutting corporate taxes is not the kind of idea that normally pops up in presidential campaigns.

And the movement against corporate excess is now trying to spread overseas.

Corporate financial strategy is summed up in two structures which should be grasped: Capital structure and Ownership Structure.

Decades later he flew around the world in his own corporate jet, but he maintained emotional ties to the period in which he grew up.

So get out the corporate card and sample one of the new hotels which have opened up around the world.

Backed by robust medical insurance provided by a succession of my corporate employers, we were able to wage a fierce battle.

But between them, Von Hayek and Von Mises never seem to have held a single academic appointment that didn't involve a corporate sponsor.

Japanese executives raise the matter to decry corporate complacency.

It also appeared to contradict signals from Dubai's government that it was willing to fully support its corporate entities.

Treating IT as if it were a separate corporate entity sets up a vicious cycle.

Among the callers were several corporate sponsors, none of whom, he said, indicated that they now would drop or play down Mr. Yao.

There has been a revival in corporate-bond issuance, but the all-important small- business sector seems unwilling, or unable, to borrow.

Nevertheless, the usual complex of corporate-political interests stands ready to thwart any effort to recalibrate Pentagon spending.

But between them, Von Hayek and Von Mises never seem to have held a single academic appointment that didn't involve a corporate sponsor.

Japanese executives raise the matter to decry corporate complacency.

It also appeared to contradict signals from Dubai's government that it was willing to fully support its corporate entities.

Treating IT as if it were a separate corporate entity sets up a vicious cycle.

Among the callers were several corporate sponsors, none of whom, he said, indicated that they now would drop or play down Mr. Yao.

There has been a revival in corporate-bond issuance, but the all-important small- business sector seems unwilling, or unable, to borrow.

Nevertheless, the usual complex of corporate-political interests stands ready to thwart any effort to recalibrate Pentagon spending.

Since the beginning of the year, Beijing has sent government and corporate officials on "buying missions" to the US and Europe.

At this point it does not appear that this is the result of any breach of Microsoft's corporate network or internal security.

Mrs. Salinas had been a manager of corporate marketing and media relations at an oil and gas company in Houston, where she lives.

At this point it does not appear that this is the result of any breach of Microsoft's corporate network or internal security.

Mrs. Salinas had been a manager of corporate marketing and media relations at an oil and gas company in Houston, where she lives.

IN THE next few weeks an end may be announced to one of the great unhappy corporate unions.

It is often a simple matter of plugging a laptop into a network connection to gain access to a corporate network.

Ireland rejected the idea of aligning EU corporate taxes (or at least the tax base) as a danger to its low-tax growth model.

Over the next few days, we'll be bringing you a series of features on corporate volunteers in Taiwan. The subject of today's segment is Mr.

Still, he said Obama will "have to take some of the corporate tax benefits away to pay for it. "

"Demand is being sustained by further increases in exports and investment, underpinned by strong corporate profitability, " said the report.

With its acutely observant eye for class differences and chilly corporate manners "The Company Men" has two moral grounding wires.

"Eventually, I felt it became too big and too corporate, and that's when I decided to leave, " Mr. Jacobsson said.

"Demand is being sustained by further increases in exports and investment, underpinned by strong corporate profitability, " said the report.

With its acutely observant eye for class differences and chilly corporate manners "The Company Men" has two moral grounding wires.

"Eventually, I felt it became too big and too corporate, and that's when I decided to leave, " Mr. Jacobsson said.

On top of that, corporate cash balances are at record levels and a growing number of companies are buying back shares and raising dividends.

'After a while, you need your own [corporate] identity. You need to become your own self, ' he said in an interview.

"Corporate balance sheets are in the best shape as they've ever been, " she said at the Reuters Investment Outlook Summit in New York.

Over the next two years, Lin will participate in the company's corporate, advertising and marketing activities as a brand ambassador.

Even in this year's unilateral market slump, corporate annuity return on investment is often better than the market.

Issuing of corporate debt also reflects the growing influence of a younger generation in boardrooms, he said.

And at some point, corporations are willing to stand up in defense of those corporate values, ' he said.

Even in this year's unilateral market slump, corporate annuity return on investment is often better than the market.

Issuing of corporate debt also reflects the growing influence of a younger generation in boardrooms, he said.

And at some point, corporations are willing to stand up in defense of those corporate values, ' he said.

However, there is growing sentiment that the growth in corporate profits, like the economy, is ready to slow.

David Cameron agreed that corporate greed should be curbed, and said the archbishop spoke "for the whole country" in saying so.

does not justify the overall market drop. The corporate earnings announcements so far do not justify that drop either.

The results show that the person referred to in the implementation of the concept of corporate culture is the root of the key.

Hollywood has always been a battlefield, as rough as any more-traditional corporate setting.

SHERLOCK HOLMES might have called it "the curious case of the corporate-bond market" .

Yet corporate sites are full of such holes, which can be identified by hackers using software to scan thousands of sites at a time.

SHERLOCK HOLMES might have called it "the curious case of the corporate-bond market" .

Yet corporate sites are full of such holes, which can be identified by hackers using software to scan thousands of sites at a time.

Today the word transparency pops up in stories about everything from corporate governance to the activities of the U. S. Justice Department.

Corporate-level management is often involved in assisting SBU to achieve their objectives.

The bank should not expect retail and corporate clients to rebound any time soon. To be fair to the bank, it doesn't sound like it does.

If creating a logo design for a sole entity itself could be so complicated, then a corporate fusion can be a real challenge.

Mr Armstrong and Ms Huffington will have to work overtime to show sceptics that this particular corporate marriage makes sense.

During securities trading, corporate entities are now allowed to open accounts in the name of individuals for conducting securities trading.

China's commitment to the WTO is to open up the corporate RMB business to foreign banks two years after its accession.

Part of that gain has come from the fall in Treasury yields, to which corporate bonds are benchmarked.

Part of that gain has come from the fall in Treasury yields, to which corporate bonds are benchmarked.

This episode is called "Corporate Sponsorship, " about when a company decides to give money to help an organization. Let's get started.

For such investors, corporate bonds may not be all that cheap once all the costs have been taken into account.

Owners of stock would be taxed on their share of corporate income as if they were partners.

He had no competence whatsoever because all he did was kowtow his way up the corporate ladder.

Even in his appearance, Mr. Jobs seemed to cultivate an image more like that of an artist than a corporate executive.

The ministry said most managers still feared that foreigners would not be able to adapt to Japan's language or corporate culture.

As such, brands can be considered just as valuable as any other item on a corporate balance sheet.

Both corporate parents and real parents are trying to launch their offspring with the best possible positioning.

They did mention the case in their 2010 corporate supplier report, but said the matter had been solved.

And a strong, vibrant red is now part of the overall corporate design.

In the case of the Vietnam iPhone, Kahney said he believes this was an act of corporate espionage.

It marks the first time P&G has linked its corporate name to its brands in the UK, making it something of a laggard.

Implement the company continued to improve administrative management system, planning and implementation of corporate human resources.

If she does get kicked out at Yahoo for not being popular enough to lead the company, she would be just perfect as a corporate vigilante.

Moreover, our corporate culture has sanctioned this objective by codifying it as a fiduciary obligation of any corporate executive.

Like scholars of jurisprudence lost in a state of nature, corporate-governance gurus are scraping around, trying to formulate new rules.

If I'm ever going to answer those questions, it will have to be in my role as a journalist, not as a corporate spy.

Investors are also questioning how much longer the recent run of strong corporate earnings can continue.

The theory of corporate social responsibility, proposed, can be said to be the traditional theory of the company a major challenge.

Some of the most dramatic declines will be in the money coming from commercial backers, particularly in the form of corporate hospitality.

More than once, Mr Blair suggests that the role of a modern-day prime minister is like that of a corporate CEO.

It has transferred authority over the issuance of corporate bonds to a more liberal regulator, the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

Investment banks are trying to encourage institutional investors and corporate clients to use the renminbi in international trade.

One of the effects of the financial crisis was to kick-start the corporate-bond market to help companies refinance.

We like that anyone can grow up to be a corporate titan, an Internet mogul or president of the United States.

Mr Xiong said the deal would not change Rio's corporate strategy, the way it operates its business or the pricing of its products.

I would appreciate any corporate brochures or marketing materials with which you could provide me.

It is a corporate sham and one of the most insidious, most damaging and yet most prevalent of corporate activities.

The years have dulled Mickey's personality, a result of him becoming the corporate face of a multibillion-dollar entertainment empire.

They argue that, contrary to the claims of the reformers, the changes would harm corporate performance by wrapping managers up in red tape.

If you value your time away from the office, a company with a corporate culture that encourages late hours may not be for you.

As I type this I'm in my pyjamas. I don't think I could be saying that if I'd gone to work for Big Corporate plc.

If it wasn't for corporate greed they would be enough jobs us and all the Mexican or whomever that wants to come here to work.

How much light does "The Nature of the Firm" throw on today's corporate landscape?

Equity and corporate bond markets could yet fall further, especially as the news on the economy seems to get worse every week.

In one respect, corporate fears seem to have eased a bit, however.

The goal is to drive down the spread between the cost of corporate and of government borrowing.

The White House has also come out in favour of a further cut to the corporate tax rate to be negotiated.

And if you're trying to ascend the corporate ladder, you're not the only one laughing at the boss.

But even if he proves to be great or near-great, Apple may be close to reaching something like corporate maturity.

Investors are trying to strike a balance between improved corporate outlooks and the consumer's slow recovery due to a weak labor market.

Both are trying to raise their game, but increasingly corporates wish to play the part of a good corporate citizen.

Any attempt to short-circuit the hierarchy is deemed an act of disloyalty and a violation of the traditional consensual corporate culture.

Britain's Tilda Swinton was named best supporting actress for her role as a ruthless corporate attorney in the thriller Michael Clayton.

Its prominence also made it a frequent subject of public debates about obesity, corporate ethics and consumer responsibility.

The direction of blogging is no longer set by computer techies but have to be monitored all involved by corporate strategy.

Yet this month's strike, if it goes ahead, will take place in a different corporate climate.

It would be too simplistic to put all of this down to a cultural propensity to defer to bullying corporate bosses.

It has been a critical task for banking industry to continuously improve its corporate governance to meet the request of market development.

A LAN support just called and reported that he was unable to put a desktop's machine name into the corporate domain.

their job advertisements and corporate websites will alert you to which ones they favour. Then tailor your CV to include the buzzwords.

Just as political leaders have long had to be dynamite on TV to stand much hope of election or survival, so too will corporate leaders.

The branding on your corporate pen may besullied if it turns out to have been made by a six-year-old child in an illegal factory in China.

Yet despite HNA's increasingly high profile, it remains something of a mystery, with a convoluted corporate structure.

The power of organising a large number of men into a corporate group depends on a special kind of genius.

In Europe corporate universities are, inevitably, something of a response to an American phenomenon.

From the perspective of liquidity, the value of corporate social responsibility disclosure to the investors had not been verified.

Next time you go on your own to a corporate do, I suggest you comfort yourself by looking at how unpresentable some of the other wives are.

Fear and paranoia are even more part of corporate life as they were a year ago.

"The debate is still out on the long-term benefits of listing asset management groups, " admits one corporate financier.

Their corporate cultures, organizational capabilities and processes are not ready to support sustainability as central to their business.

Investors will also be driven by the corporate earnings season, nearing an end in the United States but heating up in Europe.

It has lost some of that to "prime" money funds, which buy corporate debt, over the past month as investors regained some appetite for risk.

Somewhere someone is holding this thing up in a corporate boardroom, and an engineer is sitting in the corner just going Shit.

A cumbersome ego is no help at all when you are trying to examine the corporate risk register.

Tom Popper is working his way up the corporate ladder in a New York financial firm.

She was an outsider who got to understand the new corporate home very well.

Also, many business people seem to be afraid of even mentioning the word 'business' at corporate events.

Set up a "Firewall" system, the general need is to set up "Corporate Firewall" and "Business Firewall" two type of system.

Dodd claims that the Trade Federation -- an immense corporate body that profits from the war -- is no longer under Gunray's influence.

Asian countries put much more emphasis on status differences, he said -- and American-style humor could upset those corporate hierarchies.

Because of that, investors typically spend a lot of time trying to predict corporate profits, interest rates, inflation and the like.

It concluded that hardware and software costs alone were only about 15 percent of the total cost of the care and feeding of a corporate PC.

Inventory data can be consolidated from a number of servers at local warehouses into a central server at corporate headquarters.

And the establishment of a modern corporate system would be a between the eastern and western regions of the country.

Corporate social responsibility building, should be the conduct of individual enterprises up to government action. Social behavior.

Corporate crisis communication in this era dominated by mass media, it seems to have become routine in the fix.

If Mr. Yang presented his own proposal to the transactions committee, it wouldn't violate corporate-governance rules, he said.

However, they added that Citi had not experienced unusual movements in deposits, corporate balances or prime brokerage accounts.

Obama soon decided he did not want a career in corporate law, and that he wanted to make a life with Michelle.

Overall, the administrative body has no maximum on corporate social responsibility, no forced to corporate social responsibility.

But after leaving their jobs in corporate America and taking to the road, they did not have to hide quite as much.

Jinchuan's corporate affairs manager jumped up when he realised that we were intending to go out on our own.

The Board shall be a body corporate, operate as a nonprofit corporation, and have succession until dissolved by an Act of Congress.

"It's going to be interesting to see how her management style scales to the corporate level. "

He talked openly to his confidants about his sources on corporate boards, not suspecting that his calls might be tapped.

If we add government and corporate savings, China's rate has been close to 50 percent, almost five times that of the U. S.

Several family members said they were upset that the agreement between the U. S. attorney and Alpha resolved corporate criminal liability.

Such a fight would give activist investors even more of a bad name than they already have in corporate Europe.

We decided to take a look at some of the best corporate efforts around.

The stakes in the turnaround effort go beyond the company's tidy, corporate campus in Waterloo, Ontario, a few hours' drive from Toronto.

Prof Shenton believes these perceptions are broadly untrue, but nonetheless it is one that is often repeated in corporate circles.

Corporate social responsibility: it is not just political correctness, but a means to safeguard investments for the long term.

Components of Corporate Culture Corporate culture is one of those nebulous terms that conjures up a variety of images.

Much of the session was rightly devoted to the question of corporate governance.

The results are gloomy from the point of view of corporate profitability, although the consumer is getting a good deal.

Corporate issuance by emerging market borrowers is now running at at least twice the pace of sovereign borrowing.

All of these innovations are the result of corporate or government initiatives overseen by the elite.

Living wages are going to be a real test of multinational brands' corporate responsibility .

J: well, I hate being controlled by others, and I don't want to start at the bottom of a steep corporate ladder.

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Bogusky continued to move further away from the corporate hand that had been feeding him.

Picture a typical corporate office with a desk , chairs , telephone and a row of file cabinents along the wall.

And corporate "scenario planners" are better than they used to be at thinking about Black Swan-type events.

We've been a steady buyer off and on [this year] of individual items in the corporate-bond market, mostly investment-grade.

And with that high-level corporate platform, Burns can work on the cause that her late mother held dear: education.

Enter the path to your corporate logo or other art to use as a background to be watermarked behind on- screen text.

these rated corporate bonds ? whether junk or not ? used to be the height of sophistication.

Easy Fed policy was a boon to corporate bonds during their rally and could at least keep a floor under them for months to come.