The in-custody death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore this month and the protests and riots that followed his funeral are reminders not just of unfinished business but of the complex texture of the issues raised over the last year in places like Ferguson, Mo.; Staten Island, N.Y.; South Carolina and Los Angeles, to name only a few.
The blame for that clearly does not go to the brave men and women who have sacrificed so much, but to the generals who push and run war, the politicians who keep voting for it, and the profitable war business of the "military-industrial complex" that former general and President Dwight Eisenhower warned us against.
The employer mandate has never been popular with businesses, particularly because of the complex reporting requirements necessary to enforce the mandate.
Although some executive offices remain at Television City, CBS' biggest business at the complex is that of landlord, leasing seven of its eight soundstages and other studio space to third parties.
Mr Savas reckons that the health-care information-technology industry is growing by more than 18% a year, and that earnings will more than double to $26 billion by 2002.In this section Word perfected As winter draws in Hardly wired Eurekia Look out In Dow Jones's locker Dodgy business ReprintsIn the complex world of clinical practice, non-specialist firms have stumbled.
During his first tour as chief executive, Mr. Brown led MBIA into the risky business of insuring complex mortgage-related investments — the very investments now threatening to cripple the company.
Most important, beginning in 2002, it began building up the business of organizing complex shipments for corporate customers, known as contract logistics, first by purchasing the Schenker Group of Germany and then, in 2005, Bax Global, an American competitor.
Encourage Slow Learning Schools should be in the business of teaching complex knowledge, and complex knowledge develops slowly.
"All around us the complex business of the Cold War was conducted between the superpowers," writes the veteran jihadist Abdullah Anas.
This paper advocates the application of cloud capacity to support the information, communication and decision making needs of a wide variety of stakeholders in the complex business of the management of urban and regional development.
