Sentence examples for corporate centres from inspiring English sources

"ONE of the most extraordinary corporate centres in America".

The ones that have done best are those that have plugged into global industries and been able to capture the headquarters or lesser corporate centres of globalised companies, especially banks and other financial firms, argues Saskia Sassen, of the University of Chicago.

For a century San Francisco had served as a financial and corporate centre, but most major corporations had relocated their headquarters to more populous southern California by the late 1980s.

That beats even ABB, which has about 135 people at its corporate centre.

Pickles said: "The corporate centre of the Audit Commission has lost its way.

AIG, which plans to sell several divisions, has appointed a senior executive to rethink the organisation of its corporate centre.

According to the Boston Consulting Group, what it calls "the imperialist corporate centre" is still the most common type of headquarters.

That will mean pushing more resources from the corporate centre to those employees who are most exposed to change.

ON THE elegant Avenue de Breteuil in the heart of Paris is the corporate centre of Michelin, the world's biggest tyremaker.

As the corporate centre of the petroleum industry, Calgary attracts many related services, including banking, finance, insurance, and transportation, as well as petroleum supply.

Moreover, its place on the map gave Los Angeles the opportunity to become the corporate centre of the American side of the Pacific rim.