The two founders, Broderick Johnson and Andrew A. Kosove, share a cramped office in a nontrendy part of Los Angeles.
Even with the depressed stock prices of recent months, in theory a prime time for leveraged buyout funds, firms like Kohlberg Kravis have done little -- cramped in part because the weakening economy has made it hard for them to raise debt to finance their deals.
You guys are part of the circus," Rubio told a half-dozen reporters in a cramped temporary office.
It's reached via a steep stone staircase that leads down from street level into a cramped, brick-vaulted cellar, part of a network of subterranean tunnels rumoured to lie beneath Gamla Stan.
MonkeyBrains.net is a small Internet service provider in the Mission district with funky offices that are a cramped imaginarium of spare parts and artwork.
A large part of his optimism stems from the alchemy under way in a cramped, fabric-strewn office inhabited by an enzyme specialist named Charles Nakamura.
A large part of Holliday's optimism stems from the alchemy under way in a cramped, fabric-strewn office inhabited by an enzyme specialist named Charles Nakamura.
But for these three grown children, Ecuadorean immigrants raised largely in a one-bedroom apartment near Fordham Road in the Bronx, the arrangement offered an escape from cramped quarters in a troubled part of the city.
Yet the roots of Kafka's anxiety and despair go deeper than his relationship to his father and family, with whom he chose to live in close and cramped proximity for the major part of his adult life.
Growing up in the West Bronx in the 1940s, she lived with her parents and brother in a cramped two-bedroom walk-up, part of which her father, Kourken Hovsepian, an Armenian refugee, used as a studio for his portrait-photography business.
