Constrained Growth firms have a high innovation rate and a low business growth rate and, finally, Glamorous firms have a high business innovation rate and a high business growth rate.
Always courteous, witty, the banker turned investment guru was the consummate "get rich quick" merchant, a financial superstar hailed as "the cleverest man in the City" who inspired a huge following, and made his Slater Walker vehicle the most glamorous of firms.
No one wants to be tarred with financing African warlords — especially the glamorous high-tech firms like Apple and Intel that are often the ultimate buyers of these minerals.
They enlisted two architectural firms, the glamorous, high-profile London-based Grimshaw Architects, for whom this was an unusual project, and Dattner Architects, from New York, for whom it wasn't.
In a book whose points of reference are the Harvard Club, Zabar's and Sag Harbor, Kate becomes involved in a sexual harassment suit and solving the murder of a glamorous older woman at the firm.
THE WORLD OF BUSINESS about the once-glamorous Wall St. investment-banking firm First Boston, which was deserted by its top managers this year.
The New Yorker, July 26 , 1993P. 34 THE WORLD OF BUSINESS about the once-glamorous Wall St. investment-banking firm First Boston, which was deserted by its top managers this year.
Like his firm, he is predictable rather than glamorous.
There is now a comprehensive effort to bolster what GS calls the "federation"–the empowering of the firm's support staff, those less glamorous individuals once called back-office types.
Italy is packed with financially precarious firms that make desirable products with glamorous brand names.
