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"Seventy percent of our clients are national and multinational companies," said Robert R. Gaudreau, executive vice president and head of American operations of the British-based Regus.

The former head of American operations for the Swedish pharmaceutical company Astra pleaded guilty today to filing false Federal tax returns in a deal that will put him in prison for 21 months, prosecutors said.

"When you get the circus, you get the clowns," said Konrad Feldman, head of American operations of Searchspace, a British vendor of multimillion-dollar software agents that continually examine databases and online activity.

He is a connoisseur of red wine.In the 1990s, Mr Wang was a force at the Bank of China, the least bad and most international of China's four state behemoths, first as head of American operations, then as president of the whole bank.

Alcatel's former head of American operations, Mike Quigley, could also be a candidate.

Johnson & Johnson's announcement came on the heels of news that GlaxoSmithKline 's head of American operations, Chris Viehbacher Chris Viehbacher, would replace Sanofi-Aventis 's outgoing chief executive, Gerard Le Fur Gerard Le Fur, on Dec. 1.

Now Mr Skinner, an expert on the firm's overseas operations, becomes chief executive, and Mike Roberts, head of its American operations, joins the board as chief operating officer.In this section From bad to awful Got a match?

Mr. Mazzorin, 60, who also retains his position as head of South American operations and global purchasing, replaces Henry D. G. Wallace as chief of the Asia-Pacific division, Ford said.

"We will simply run out of gas, quite literally," said George Barrett, the head of North American operations for Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, which recently acquired Ivax.

To provide answers, the company named Alan G. Lafley, the head of North American operations, as its new president and chief executive, and called John Pepper, a P.& G. former chairman and chief executive who came back from retirement, to lead the board again.

That compares with 98% of resorts in Europe, according to Geir Vik, the head of North American operations at TechnoAlpin, the world's largest snowmaking company.