The businessman splits his time between a condominium unit on the grounds of Bollettieri's academy in Florida and a $2.2 million estate on 28 acres adjoining a golf course outside Richmond.
(She later said he was a businessman who split his time between Bogotá, Colombia, and Boca Raton, Fla).
That is because the right is divided between Eduardo Montealegre, a young businessman who split from the reactionary Progressive Liberal party, and José Rizo, a stalwart of that party.In this section The closest of victories The Venezuelan connection Growing pains An untimely death ReprintsMr Lewites will be replaced as the Renovation Movement's candidate by Edmundo Jarquín.
In my search for the middlemen who carry out negotiations, I was told about a businessman who split his time between Paris and Istanbul, where he owns a bakery.
"There's a lot going on in Newport, but the downside is it's congested, and a lot of people don't like that," said Jeffrey Hirsh, a businessman who splits his time between Bristol, where he owns the Lobster Pot restaurant, and New York City, where he is a jewelry manufacturer.
In my opinion, businessmen are split into two groups, those who are always focused on their customer and those who are not.
That may have helped wavering GOP voters stick with the San Diego businessman rather than split their votes among other candidates — the kind of split that could have allowed Villaraigosa to leapfrog into second place.
"He was bar mitzvahed!" said Mrs. Pearl, a former model, who lives with her husband, Harold Sonny Pearl, a retired businessman, in the Japanese split-level house in Cherry Hill Estates that they have occupied since 1960.
Also, that a strict ethical code to split rich businessmen from politics - the "mafia" which protesters claim runs the country - would help bridge the gap between those in power, and the people.
You end up with a mayor like Željko Kerum, an eccentric and flashy businessman who many see as Split's answer to Silvio Berlusconi.
