The firm lured two longtime investment bankers, Ken Costa of UBS and Kazuki Kusaka of Lehman Brothers, to take leading roles in its London and Tokyo offices.
But their parents lived on the East Coast, and an offer for Garrett from a smaller law firm lured them to Charlotte, N.C.
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That included $2 billion the firm lured from E-Trade with cheeky ads stating, "The markets may be volatile.
The complex is a bubble for capitalism, where South Korean firms — lured by tax breaks and low-interest government loans — use North Korean laborers who earn between $2 and $3 per day.
Of the 12m or so hires that occurred in a typical pre-recession quarter, some 8m came from firms luring workers away from other firms.In this section Oat cuisine Keep on trucking Getting to the naked truth Minority report Citi building A fare fight Go for the churn ReprintsChurn is a mechanism by which labour markets reallocate workers towards more efficient ends.
After three years in which output and jobs slumped, things seem to have bottomed out (see chart), and businessmen think they are now picking up.Silicon Glen's problem was that much of its product was low-value, high-volume assembly work by big American and Asian firms lured in by subsidies.
Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent are among firms lured by the prestige and capital from marquee international offerings, delivering lucrative returns to foreign investors instead of back to the homeland market.
Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, assiduously wooed Mr. Bredesen over the phone and in person, even underwriting a poll from a Washington survey research firm to lure him into the race.
First, he took advantage of post-crisis pain at giant financial firms to lure away bankers and traders.
