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Last month, Paramount fired two top film executives, Brad Weston and John Lesher, in a move to streamline management of its productions.
President Vladimir V. Putin abolished Russia's border guards, its tax police and a clutch of other agencies today and handed their duties to cabinet-level departments, apparently in a move to streamline and get a firmer grip on his labyrinthine bureaucracy.
In its latest move to streamline operations, Motorola has agreed to sell two plants to Celestica Inc. of Toronto for $70 million and to buy more than $1 billion worth of cellular phones and other products from Celestica over the next three years.
But the rulings do nothing to reverse a trend in which the court has moved to streamline the appeals process for death row inmates.
In the past, the court has moved to streamline the appeals process for death row inmates, and the rulings today do nothing to reverse that.
CNET looks to be making a number of strategic/corporate development moves to streamline the organization.
In a move designed to streamline its business portfolio and improve the margins of its Industrial Performance Products segment, Chemtura Corp has entered into an asset purchase agreement to sell its Antioxidant and UV Stabilizers business to an affiliate of US-based private investment firm SK Capital Partners.
With the Army on board, Bush moved to streamline oversight of the project by the OSRD, replacing the S-1 Section with a new S-1 Executive Committee.
Thomson Reuters is to cut 2,000 jobs from its global workforce and swallow up to $250m£204m4m) in restructuring costs as part of a move to "simplify and streamline" its financial news and data business.
And in a move to outflank him, Ms. Weingarten, ahead of the September meeting, publicly offered to experiment with a streamlined contract in up to 150 schools.
