It moved its headquarters to Cleveland in 1992.
In 2007, the church opened Space 12, and in 2009, it moved its worship services there.
It moved its headquarters to Richmond, where the company manufactures cigarettes.
It moved its headquarters there in 1992 from 550 Madison Avenue, at 55th Street.
It moved its experimental eye disease drug swiftly through clinical trials, outracing larger competitors.
It would take as much as 630,000 square feet as it moved its world and United States headquarters from Midtown to Lower Manhattan.
In April it emerged from a tortuous restructuring, during which it moved its headquarters from Germany to Britain to take advantage of the flexible insolvency laws there.
In the late 1990s it moved its headquarters and primary listing to London to draw on a bigger pool of capital.
Most dramatically, it moved its principal listing and headquarters to London last year, partly to affirm its global intentions and partly to tap into cheaper capital.
The Altria Group, which owns Philip Morris, sold the building to Global Holdings in 2008 for $525 million, after it moved its headquarters to Richmond, Va.
It moved its operations to Mexico in the late 1990s, leaving him and hundreds of other employees with worthless stock and no jobs.
