Sentence examples for executives of the former from inspiring English sources

Morale among executives of the former Time Warner has plummeted steadily since the merger was announced at the start of 2000.

At the time, the company was troubled by clashes between executives of the former Sony and Bertelsmann sides of the business, which complicated efforts to develop a strategy for the digital age.

The deal is mentioned in a criminal fraud case brought against top executives of the former HBO & Company by the United States attorney for the Northern District of California.

Shares of John Hancock Financial Services began trading modestly on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, as expected, but executives of the former policyholder-owned insurer got what they most wanted: shares to use as currency to buy up competitors.

A career prosecutor who worked for the United States Attorney's Office in a previous era (through 2008), Mr. Barofsky successfully pursued mortgage fraud cases and complex securities fraud and accounting fraud cases, including against the most senior executives of the former commodities giant Refco.

Three years ago, Mr. Sougé said, second-home buyers looked to invest exclusively in the Noord section of Aruba, but more recently they have sought attractive deals in the island's midsection, as well as in the colony of homes built for executives of the former Lago oil refinery on the southern tip.

His father retired as the chief executive of the former Memphis Furniture Manufacturing Company.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the chief executive of the former "has a reputation as a bit of a corporate cowboy," while the head of the latter is said to avoid "stunts, publicity and most risk".

But Mr. Verwaayen's austerity cure, which he successfully applied as chief executive of the former British telecom monopoly BT from 2001 to 2008, has not brought the same results at Alcatel-Lucent.

He became chief executive of the former Norwest in 1993 and assembled most of the company by buying 77 small banks in five years.

Hong Kong businessman Li KAsiaing, Asia's wealthiest person, on Friday publicly backed the struggling candidacy of Henry Tang in the March 25 election for chief executive of the former British colony.