Sentence examples for corporate flats from inspiring English sources

Mr Petersson, Mr Spang and Ola Ramstedt, the head of Skandia's life-insurance business, took corporate flats for themselves and their relatives.

Now, backed by cash from US pension funds, one UK company is planning to offer 5,000 corporate flats for rent in London alone.

For the interview, Charney took the FT to a corporate flat, which he described as a "war room", and which the FT describes as "a deeply unluxurious studio".

In a critical analysis of Cain's plan, Michael Linden, the director of tax and budget policy at the Center for American Progress, has estimated that in 2007 a nine per cent corporate flat tax would have yielded $112 billion—almost $750 billion less than Cain's estimate for 2008!

In a critical analysis of Cain's plan, Michael Linden, the director of tax and budget policy at the Center for American Progress, has estimated that in 2007 a nine per cent corporate flat tax would have yielded $112 billion — almost $750 billion less than Cain's estimate for 2008!

Isn't the energy industry reeling from low oil prices, corporate profits flat-lining from slower demand and China's economy imploding?

Questions have mounted about Cain's proposal, which would throw out the federal tax code and replace it with a nine percent flat income tax, a nine percent flat corporate tax and a nine percent national sales tax.

Estonia led the way by introducing a flat corporate tax rate in the mid-1990s.

Blackstone's financial advisory unit, which advises on mergers and corporate reorganizations, reported flat revenue.

First, it sounds a note of caution regarding the recent buzz around "flat" corporate structures.

Mr Snyder wants to replace the complex, widely reviled Michigan business tax with a flat corporate rate, but this will only expand the budget deficit.