Sentence examples for ceos control from inspiring English sources
"The 24 corporate CEOs control nearly $1tn in annual revenues, and 18 of the women here founded their own companies or foundations, including our youngest self-made billionaire, Elizabeth Holmes, 31.
Opining the death of CEOs' control as he sees it, as if they have not been culpable in the current mess and not in need of imposed regulation as they seem unable to regulate themselves, Brooks writes: "We now have an administration freely interposing itself in the management culture of industry after industry.
CEOs controlled these Human Resources committees (the association that was now lobbying here against public disclosure of this information), and wanted them to continue jacking up their own pay, at everyone else's expense -- at the expense of the employees, and even the stockholders, but also the nation-at-large, resulting in this soaring wealth-inequality.
Until we have the wherewithal to remove our current collective zombie economic brain and immolate it, we'll be stuck in the land of the economic undead, giving our hard-won earnings to zombie banks and the ridiculously-compensated zombie CEOs that control them (and us).
He infamously responded to George Akerlof and Paul Romer's paper demonstrating the dominant role that "looting" by S&L CEOs (accounting control fraud) played in causing the debacle, by opining that "it would be irrational for operators of the savings and loans not to loot".
Zhang, the companys CEO, exercises control through a 66.48% stake held in an offshore trust managed by HSBC.
CEO's control group members were offered only limited assistance with job search, though they could access help in the community.
But the timeline of pure technological progress is one thing beyond the CEO's control.
As result of the agreement between Charney and Standard General, the hedge fund and the former CEO both control Charney's 42% stake.
The increase in news releases only relates to discretionary news (such as conferences, client and product announcements, and special dividends), which are within the CEO's control, and not non-discretionary news (such as scheduled earnings announcements).
