C14 Mea Culpa From Time Warner Time Warner's decision to block ABC in 3.5 million homes last week was an error, executives acknowledge, that came about through a legal miscalculation and a conviction that Disney, the owner of ABC, would back down in negotiations.
Executives acknowledge that the worries arise now.
Xerox executives acknowledge that the road remains bumpy.
Still, Yingli executives acknowledge that quality has become a competitive issue.
Still, other Porsche executives acknowledge that the Cayenne is the biggest risk in the company's history.
The new chief executives acknowledge that they are guiding the industry through uncharted territory.
Network executives acknowledge that their reality strategy contains risks, beginning with the possibility of oversaturation.
Many corporate executives acknowledge that the anti-sweatshop movement's efforts are paying off.
But industry executives acknowledge that not all the proposals will succeed.
But top airline executives acknowledge that early arrivals are an annoyance for passengers.
Insurance executives acknowledge that these proposals are only part of the changes necessary in health care.
