Sentence examples for executive turmoil from inspiring English sources

Some of H.P.'s problems stem from executive turmoil.

It was the latest bout of executive turmoil at the once-staid firm.

CHICAGO — With this city's airwaves choked with finger-pointing political ads, its favorite son fighting for the future of his presidency and its leading newspaper shell-shocked from executive turmoil, it would be pretty hard for Chicagoans to argue that they are living in the best of all possible worlds.

LivingSocial has had its own share of executive turmoil, including the departure of co-founder Eddie Frederick earlier this year.

This was a much needed win and morale boost for Yahoo, which is in the midst of executive turmoil and is struggling to remain an independent entity.

And AOL is still in the middle of laying off a third of its workforce, so the executive turmoil might not be over.

The company has endured more than a bit of executive suite turmoil as it reorients its portfolio and image.

Steffens, who has run retail brokerage since 1985 — and survived much executive suite turmoil — has the brokers' loyalty.

Although Disney executives say the turmoil was an unnecessary distraction, some investors, analysts and board members say the upheaval was a much-needed wake-up call for Mr. Eisner.

He also says that the charity is being run by a capable new chief executive and that financial turmoil in his personal life — $2.1 million in tax liens against his New Jersey house — is resolved.

Amidt the turmoil in the executive ranks - with first its chief executive exiting abruptly on Friday, and then its recently-appointed head of mobile resigning on Monday - the question for developers is a much more simple one: what phones is Nokia going to offer, will there be compelling reasons to develop for them, and will people want to buy or use apps on them?