Others, notably ExxonMobil, flatly reject the idea of diversifying into renewables because, as Rex Tillerson told his shareholders, "We choose not to lose money on purpose".
Fleet, which merged with Norstar Bancorp of Albany in 1988, was widely admired by bankers and analysts during the 1980's because of its strategy of diversifying into areas many banks did not enter, like servicing home mortgages; factoring, which provides credit to merchandise suppliers, and consumer finance.
It took Chris Murphy, 40, a Manhattan Beach, Calif., camera operator, a little time to be persuaded of the merits of diversifying, especially because it meant he would have to sell some of his Apple stock.
"It was a time of diversifying NBC, because when G.E. took over it was a network and five stations," said Tom Rogers, the chief executive of TiVo, who worked at NBC from 1986 to 1999, where he oversaw the company's cable businesses.
Breastfeeding is included in the category of diversifying foods, because this is where infants get a lot of vitamin A. UNICEF is primarily involved in fortification and vitamin A supplementation.
This points to the benefits of diversifying.
Think of diversifying like this.
According to the Red Queen hypothesis, selection imposed by virulent, coevolving parasites can select for sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction, because of the diversifying genetic effects that recombination and outcrossing have on offspring [ 2– 4].
The College "offer" can only expand and diversify because of the extraordinary commitment from many people to realise the ambition for England to create a strong professional voice for social work.
