One list ranks "judicial hellholes," as compiled by the American Tort Reform Association, and another identifies those states deemed by corporate general counsels to be most and least friendly to businesses.
Interestingly, Channel 4 says it will no longer provide figures for views of individual videos (such as those embedded in some news articles), saying they are no longer deemed a "corporate priority" (page 64 of the annual report).
Sanders' bill is aimed at what he has deemed the corporate welfare of companies like Amazon and Walmart.
It should be noted that Forbes can be critical of the wealth of some, notably those it deems underperforming corporate executives.
After all, the folks gathered in Zuccotti Park are probably keenly aware that some mass movements have been deemed deserving of corporate media sponsorship and co-branding.
Like other social networking sites, Yahoo and Tumblr will be challenged to stay relevant to millennials, a population with an unquenchable appetite for the next new thing, an instinctive aversion to anything deemed uncool or corporate and the technical know-how to switch services easily.
There it was deemed too commercial and corporate, but anywhere else it still represented a kind of impressive imprimatur.
China and Hong Kong have detailed regulations on the disclosure of corporate information deemed material to a publicly listed company's operation, like the identities of large shareholders and details about whether companies controlling large stakes are related parties.
Supplicant states don't probe too deeply into delicacies, such as where profits are actually earned, and then set out what it is deemed reasonable for a corporate to pay in so-called "letters of comfort".
The contribution that four important intangible assets–reputation, innovation, management and human capital make to a company's market value is deemed to be its corporate brand value.
