With these freedoms, the users (both individually and collectively) control the program and what it does for them.
The pension fund managers, who collectively control more than $640 billion in assets, said that the rules were heavily tilted in favor of corporate management.
But Mr Greenberg remains in charge of three entities that collectively control the largest block of AIG shares.
To sell the company, Mr. Kagermann would need the backing of these founders, three of whom remain on the company's supervisory board and, collectively, control 38percentt of the shares.
Over the eighties and nineties, despite "deregulation," the established airlines like American and United managed to keep their upstart competitors out of important business routes by collectively controlling the "slots" at New York, Chicago, and Washington airports.
The timing for U.P.S. and FedEx, which collectively control nearly 80percentt of the domestic shipping market, is urgent: D.H.L. Worldwide announced in late March that it plans to acquire Airborne, a Seattle-based rival to FedEx and U.P.S.
Some 4,000 white farmers collectively controlled about one-third of Zimbabwe's arable land, and hundreds of white-owned farms were either officially redistributed by the government or partially taken over by squatters responding to government promises and the lack of police deterrence.
Yet, thanks to the magic of philanthropy, he has now been transformed into one of America's greatest patrons of the arts.You might think that a conference on the future of philanthropy held at the centre would be a triumphalist affair particularly since the delegates collectively controlled more than $80 billion in assets.
They collectively control 40% of disposable income, and more than 70% of them are homeowners.
As recently as 2007, Nokia, Samsung, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, and LG collectively controlled 90% of the industry's global profits.
