Sentence examples for current executive of from inspiring English sources

Three former top executives and a current executive of Rite Aid were indicted in what regulators called a securities and accounting fraud that led to a $1.6 billion restatement of earnings, the largest ever.

A third has a pension package of $159 million, which was recently reported by The Wall Street Journal to be "by far the largest pension on file for a current executive of a public company, and almost certainly the largest ever in corporate America". These kinds of figures are unfathomable to the average citizen.

Two of the directors are former or current executives of Dole, with more than a decade at the company.

Which raises the inevitable question: can the current executives of Time Warner and America Online all boogie to the same corporate tune?

Former and current executives of major corporations and institutions were scheduled to speak or sit on panels, including those from Johnson & Johnson, Viacom, Amazon.com and the World Bank.

The three current executives of the leading rating agencies denied to lawmakers that conflicts of interest had impaired their judgment on mortgage securities.

Other current executives of Monsanto and Pioneer who participated in the talks were not made available for comment by the companies.

Former and current executives of the group have also said that the chairman of Tata Sons is not like the top executive of U.S. companies like, say, General Electric or General Motors.

They could include charges for bribery and export violations, according to officials familiar with the case, perhaps under a strategy of turning former and current executives of the company against one another.

Interviews with former and current executives of major seed companies, along with company documents, however, show that through much of the 1990's Monsanto tried to control the market for genetically altered corn and soybean seeds.

Simmons' complaint also accuses Dow and other current executives of participating in various kickback schemes to benefit themselves or their relatives.