Peter Löscher, its squeaky-clean chief executive who started in early July, had a difficult decision.
If Congress loses to a new grouping, or scrapes back in and fires its too-clean chief minister, business will soon return to normal and Maharashtra will resume its decline.
The clean-shaven, clean-cut chief executive wants, in the unpretentious spirit of the brand he fronts, to be called Tom.
No more mud to clean". The chief said goodbye — "I love y'all," Mr. Brunet called after him, in affecting Cajun English — and moved down the road.
"It doesn't come cheap," said J. Charles Fox, the foundation's senior policy adviser, who was the Environmental Protection Agency's clean water chief in the Clinton administration.
Behind Murdoch senior sat his newly appointed in-house clean up chief from New York, Joel Klein, who looked edgy, while his wife Wendi sat shoulders cross, unhappy and defensive.
For its part, the bank says that it has had an "unprecedented demand" for loans for renewable energy and energy efficiency and that it has responded by appointing its first clean energy chief, Daniel M. Kammen, an energy policy expert at the University of California, Berkeley.
Much of the stimulus lending of 2008-10 may turn out to be public spending after all.In this section Too big a fail count On the wrong track Fingers on the trigger Dodging the bullets Welcome, buyjin Coming clean Wanted: chief firefighter ReprintsThe government has never revealed how much debt the local-government vehicles took on.
Facebook continues to clean house – Chief Revenue Officer and VP Operations Owen Van Natta left Facebook earlier this year amid rumors of a power struggle (although the official reason was that Van Natta wanted a CEO role at a different startup).
ALEPPO, Syria — "In this court, we just fight Bashar al-Assad," said Marwan Qaid, the gray-haired, clean-shaven chief justice of the Mohokum al Qada al Motahed, or Integrated Judicial Council.
