Sentence examples for corporate panic from inspiring English sources

It's no coincidence that the elevation of clubbing to capitalised High Culture see Berghain's new "high-art" nightclub status coincides with the chorus of corporate panic currently emanating from big-wigs in British cities everywhere.

Targeted companies would be sold, or corporate managers would panic and pay greenmail.

These corporate failures have sent panic through other banking stocks around the world, where short sellers have also been active.

An obsessive investor, Steinberg has only to file a 13-D statement revealing ownership of at least 5percentt of a company's stock, and corporate management pushes the panic button.

Where Wall Street's reaction to corporate trouble is more panic than reason: Buy.

But an honourable exception can be made for studies of financial panics and corporate failures.

India's deal makers and corporate elite were momentarily panicked after local papers reported this week that government officials had threatened to pull the service at the end of March, citing security concerns.

From bank bailouts and corporate scandals to the financial panic of 2008 and its lingering effects, corporate governance in America has been wracked by crises.

In the opening story, "Panic," a complacent corporate lawyer, in the car with his wife and baby, finds himself trapped behind a school bus, "that unmistakable color of virulent high-concentrate urine".

AS INVESTMENT banks toppled in the autumn of 2008, panic swept the corporate-bond market.

ALTHOUGH I have never felt worried or threatened by corporate mergers and acquisitions, I panicked in the winter of 1998.