Italy's antitrust chief, Giovanni Pitruzzella, delineates the divergence between American and European concepts of free speech when it comes to social media.
Italy's antitrust chief, Giovanni Pitruzzella, delineates the divergence between American and European concepts of free speech when it comes to social media.
"Design thinking is inherently about creating new choices, about divergence," says Tim Brown, the chief executive and president of the design consulting firm IDEO, based in Palo Alto, Calif.
"The labor market data is interesting mainly for the divergence across regions," Ken Wattret, chief euro zone economist at BNP Paribas, said bv telephone from London.
A short early evening statement, without any quotes from the departing chief executive, noted that there was "a divergence of views on the strategic development" of Europe's largest media and telecoms group.
Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, said afterwards that "huge, serious divergences" still existed between the two visions of Brexit.
Peter Patterson, deputy chief economist at the ONS, said: "The striking divergence between employment and pay continues.
On these major points, there is virtually no divergence John M. Burns is the Moscow bureau chief of The New York Times.
George Vasic, chief economist at UBS Bunting Warburg in Toronto, said the divergence resulted because there was "less exuberance" in Canada in the late 1990's and Canadian businesses were now cutting back less aggressively than were their American counterparts.
Finally, the author interviewed the then-current chief executive of Kroger, Lyle Everingham, to understand the divergence of performance between the two companies.
Kaushik Basu, the Bank's chief economist says that there is a greater divergence between emerging economies and major emerging economies and this development could pose a threat to hard-won gains for raising people out of poverty.
