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The individual and small group marketplace in Maine was dominated by for-profit Anthem Blue Cross (a subsidiary of WellPoint) until the state selected nonprofit Harvard Pilgrim Health Care to provide coverage options for small businesses, individuals and self-employed residents through a public-private partnership called DirigoChoice -- a precursor to the state exchanges -- a few years ago.

We discuss the implications of this finding for the design of control systems in US Canada cross-border subsidiaries.

A software architect at Nexxt Health an Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield subsidiary in the World Trade Center, he had recently helped develop an online claims system that was to go into effect on Sept. 11.

As recounted by Shiro Hagiwara (a general manager at Sega's hardware division) and Ian Oliver (the managing director of Sega subsidiary Cross Products), the SH-4 was chosen while it was still in development and following a lengthy deliberation process because it was the only available processor that "could adapt to deliver the 3D geometry calculation performance necessary".

Cross Trading is a subsidiary of a company called Full Play, which is owned by Hugo Jinkis.

So Cross Sound Cable Company, the subsidiary of TransÉnergie U.S. Ltd., that is seeking to build the line, redrafted its proposal so the cable would cut through only 700 feet of the commercial shellfish beds, and made an effort to highlight the benefits for Connecticut.

Rita L. Bowlby, a vice president with Cross-Sound Cable, a subsidiary of TransÉnergie US, said the recent appeal was withdrawn because the company hopes to work with the Department of Environmental Protection to find a solution.

Thanks to the pervasive system of cross-shareholdings, a listed subsidiary (such as Fuji Electric) will quite often own shares in its listed parent (Fujitsu) worth more than its own market value.M&A Consulting's medicine might be bitter for many managers, but it is a lot sweeter than some of the potential alternatives.