Its international network, by contrast, has continued to lose money despite efforts to revamp the operations.
"If he can revamp the operations and make them more efficient, that's his job," Mr. Adams said.
Leonard Tarzia Jr. said that "we completely revamped" the operation.
At least publicly, while his father remains deeply involved, Lachlan Murdoch has shown himself unable to revamp the news operation and instill a culture of decency and integrity.
It was part of his plan to revamp the investment banking operation, which had plunged the entire bank into a giant loss in 2007 on the back of bad subprime mortgage investments.
The administration has already weathered a scandal surrounding another sprawling project, CityTime, which was supposed to revamp the city's payroll operations.
In November Mr Rampl reshuffled his board, appointing Johann Berger to take over corporate banking and property, and Christine Licci, former head of Citigroup's German retail-banking operation, to revamp the retail business.
PALM BEACH, Fla .— While President Trump spent the past week at his Mar-a-Lago Club — golfing, tweeting, relaxing with family and talking to old friends — White House officials have been in quiet talks about revamping the West Wing operation and filling open posts ahead of what could be a politically difficult 2018.
MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT ALDERSON HANDS OFF ONE JOB Commissioner Bud Selig announced that a former Puerto Rican government official would replace Sandy Alderson as the top baseball official in charge of revamping the sport's operations in Latin America.
Ritesh returned home in 2003 and raised about $110 million in financing from financial institutions and private equity funds to purchase assets and build plants, and revamped the cement business's operations and strategy.
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