Can Mesh support Twitter streams orchestrated by identity mapping via affinities and abstracted to devices across OS, mobile, and corporate divides via Silverlight?
Government-Corporate Divide In nuclear deterrence, both the Americans and the Soviets knew it was all or nothing: the Cuban missile crisis was resolved out of fear of catastrophic escalation.
A prime example: 78 large corporate tents divided into three minicommunities along Bethpage's Black Course.
Ever since the "good bank, bad bank" concept was introduced by Mellon Bank in the late 1980s to cope with a raft of troubled real estate and corporate loans, dividing a financial institution has become a fairly routine part of the Wall Street playbook.
They apply the index from the Delhi based Centre for Science and Environment to divide corporate environmental performance into five levels (L1 to L5), and count the corresponding reaction from the shareholders.
However, the index of the chaebol was increased when the private corporate sector was divided into the chaebol and small-/medium-sized corporations in the paper.
Corporate America is divided over the Wachtell petition.
His political contributions have gone mostly to Amazon's corporate PAC, which divides its campaign checks relatively evenly between Democratic and Republican candidates.
(GE's total research expenditure was $3.1 billion in 2004 and its revenues were $152.4 billion).Most striking, however, is GE's new position on climate change, an issue that divides corporate America.
[Page C2.] The Future of the 'Peanuts' Brand Experts in the field of corporate identity are divided over the future of the "Peanuts" brand following the death of its creator, Charles M. Schulz.
But now, with the death of Mr. Schulz on Saturday, just as the final original "Peanuts" strip appeared in newspapers, experts in the field of corporate identity are divided over the future of the brand.
