He was eager to pool his talents with those of Kiewit's shrewd chairman, Walter Scott, an old pal of Warren Buffett.
He was eager to pool his talents with those of Kiewit's shrewd chairman, Walter Scott (FORBES, Oct. 24, 1994), an old pal of Warren Buffett, whose modest offices share a rather nondescript Omaha office building with Kiewit's, though there is no corporate connection between the two outfits.
The agency's decision to soften its stance on allowing private equity firms to buy failing banks came after intense lobbying by the industry, which is eager to tap a huge pool of accumulated capital to buy banks at bargain-basement prices.
Analysts say the moves are a reflection of the growing importance of the Chinese currency, but also a sign that global funds are eager to tap the enormous pools of wealth now forming in the fast-growing Chinese economy.
My competitors in the annual pool were eager to hear an explanation for my apparently bizarre selection of an Ivy League team to beat the defending national champion.
Season 2 continues to chronicle the daily routines of Angela, a model; Auti, a dancer and rapper; Mia, a former competitive swimmer eager to get back into the pool; and Tiphany, who is searching for her true calling, as they maneuver through life on their wheelchairs.
This new series, which has its official premiere on June 5, follows Angela, a model recently separated from her husband; Auti, a dancer and rapper who hopes to become pregnant; Mia, a former competitive swimmer eager to get back into the pool; and Tiphany, who is searching for her life's calling, as they cope with being paralyzed.
We are all eager to dive into this creative pool.
To many it looks like a new kind of servant economy, a space for the city's haves to clap their hands and be waited on by a growing pool of eager to please have-nots.
Ms. Stroud, who was on her college diving team and has been teaching for seven years, was eager to get her class into the pool.
The inventory of apartments that might be of interest to the world's wealthiest people has been thin of late, with demand from a growing pool of foreign billionaires eager to park their money in Manhattan outpacing new developments, especially downtown.
