Sentence examples for corporate reshuffle from inspiring English sources

Microsoft have announced a major corporate reshuffle in an effort to make the company more efficient and bring products to market faster.

This turned out to be a misreading of industry trends, so Mr Semel soon switched the emphasis towards "user-generated content" and, during a corporate reshuffle this winter, closed his Hollywood branch and bade farewell to the hapless Mr Braun.During all this, Google was outmanoeuvring him not just technologically but also strategically.

Sony announced its latest corporate reshuffle which will see it focus on its PlayStation and its entertainment businesses, as well as its CMOS image sensor unit, as it bids to return to healthy profit levels by 2018.

For Bob Fleshner, 53, a footrace organizer and personal trainer, it was repeated corporate reshuffling that spurred him to take a 2005 buyout as division president for United Healthcare.

To be sure, Apple employees haven't been immune to the kind of corporate reshuffling that goes along with a steady paycheck these days.

In the course of ordinary business communication, managers and other generalists need to be able to express concepts at a glance: a corporate reshuffling, a guide to entering sales orders, or a problem on the production line.

Through its many name changes and corporate reshuffling, remnants of Blackwater continue to carry weapons in Iraq today.

The reshuffle in corporate Malaysia dates to the sacking last year of the finance minister, Daim Zainuddin, who had surrounded himself with corporate cronies, such as Mr Tajudin and Mr Halim.

Theirs is an argument of efficiency, but also of a reshuffling of corporate wealth.

In the national case, this is not possible: no single jurisdiction covers all the creditors involved.In addition, the reorganisation that follows corporate bankruptcy usually both reshuffles the ownership and replaces the management.

I'm sure that to Google, subsuming DeepMind Health is a natural, inevitable corporate progression, a mere structural reshuffling, and it's not their fault that the medical providers they're working with never got explicit consent from their patients to share the provided data.