Sentence examples similar to corporate between from inspiring English sources

It was an era when you could still see designers like Carolina Herrera in person, before an army of handlers and corporate go-betweens intervened.

Institutional investors suffer a relatively small bid-asked spread when they invest in corporates, between one-fourth and three-eighths of a point.

Like a corporate cross between Santa Claus and a big friendly squid.

Ms. Jiau, prosecutors said, shuttled cash and corporate tidbits between company insiders and hedge fund traders.

The latest corporate sponsor between bookends is the Ford Motor Company, whose British division recently struck a deal with British novelist Carole Matthews.

There is also evidence that owner-managers shift corporate profits between income and dividends to lower their effective tax rate.

Nonetheless, efforts by Tribune senior management to single out The Times highlight the corporate tensions between the company and the former Times Mirror publications.

Perhaps there was corporate tension between the two, as Marbury had generated a good deal of publicity by marketing cheap alternative sneakers to King James's overpriced stock.

A merger of the two would be a striking corporate alliance between proud cities that compete fiercely to be the region's financial center.

Financial market regulator Bafin said on Thursday it had filed charges with Stuttgart prosecutors, adding a legal twist to what has been high corporate drama between Porsche and VW.

Noah notes that a JPMorgan economist calculated that the majority of increased corporate profits between 2000 and 2007 were the result of "reductions in wages and benefits".