Spain's Quiero, for instance, managed just 210,000 subscribers.
A New York Times researcher, for instance, managed to register at 6 a.m. on Oct. 1.
Bucks LEP, for instance, managed to get sponsorship from local businesses to run their costs.
I.B.M., for instance, managed to move from fading hardware monopolist to successful contender in information technology services.
Barclays's investment arm, for instance, managed only a 2.7% return on equity in 2014, compared with the 11.9% return made in personal and business banking.
America, for instance, managed to cut its budget deficit from over 12% of GDP in 2010 to an estimated 4% in 2013.
They carry out roadshows in financial centres such as London and command attention —Pimco, for instance, manages about $1tn£627bnbn) in assets, dwarfing Ireland's €157bn economy.
Many central bankers had to be appeased; Japan, for instance, managed to let its banks count some of their unrealised gains on their huge equity portfolios towards their capital.
They might include a long/short strategy, a "global macro strategy" (which generally trade on developing economic trends or policies, for instance), managed futures (which invest in futures contracts like commodities and currencies) among several others.
