In this regard, Chui et al (2004a) singled out Brazil and China as major EMs where local corporates resorted to issuance of international debt via overseas subsidiaries, including non-banking vehicles - in Brazil's case, a regionally peculiar feature also highlighted by Bastos et al (2015).
Here, for $3,200 a year, about 150 French and foreign students study and live in a damp, dilapidated former corporate summer resort with a tiny library, few computers, no television and no cellphone reception.
Other private campuses, like hospitals, corporate campuses, resorts and retirement communities will increasingly follow-suit.
The numerous facets of corporate turnaround, resorting to general corporate restructuring research classifications, are clustered in a more detailed manner than those that merely rely on two commonly employed turnaround dimensions: "retrenchment" and "recovery".
These and other historical tidbits give Telluride an added sense of place that's missing from newer, corporate-run resorts.
Among other things, the records revealed the extent to which the director of the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Arnold Lehman -- having failed to secure financial help from traditional corporate sources -- resorted to raising money from those with a commercial interest in the "Sensation" art.
Through this power, they get to insert themselves into the intricacies of upscale life, influencing when private jets can be flown, when friends can lend each other their limousines and at what golf resorts corporate learning retreats can be held.
You will find his work in US embassies, resort hotels, corporate offices and in the homes of celebrity collectors like Lionel Richie, Tom Cruise and Tony Bennett.
He also has close ties to K Street and a taste for fancy golf resorts and corporate jets.
After all the money they spent on dinners, drinks, free plane rides to fancy resorts for corporate meetings and industry seminars and whatever else lobbyists do in a town and Congress run by lobbyists.
