Sentence examples for long-term headquarters from inspiring English sources

Will entrepreneurs follow the lead of Kickstarter, which is renovating an old factory in Greenpoint to serve as its long-term headquarters, or will the area's booming residential market squeeze out everything but wealthy commuters?

"We are selling Aetna's 845,000-square-foot building on State House Square in Hartford to an out-of-state investor, and we're selling the 82,000-square-foot American Capital Partners building (the former Long-Term Capital headquarters) in Greenwich, priced 7 to 10percentt higher than it would have been at higher interest rates," he said.

It is therefore not yet possible to draw any firm conclusions regarding the long-term location for the headquarters of the group".

It was too early to "draw any firm conclusions regarding the long-term location for the headquarters".

"It is an enormously positive transaction for the city," said Marc Holliday, chief executive of SL Green, "when a company like Viacom makes a long-term commitment to maintain its headquarters right in the heart of Times Square".

"We are very excited to make a new long-term commitment to keep our headquarters in the city of Los Angeles, which has been our hometown for 85 years," Freeman said.

From the time intervals of large earthquakes, the Headquarters for Earthquake Research Promotion evaluated long-term possibility earthquake occurrence in the regions along the Japan trench.

The ombrothermic diagram depicts the climate of the study sites based on long-term data for Nongpoh which is the administrative headquarters of the Ri-Bhoi district.

The Headquarters for Earthquake Research Promotion published a long-term earthquake hazard map where the concept of a characteristic earthquake played a substantial role.

The potential loss of the Amazon headquarters would be more akin to a long-term disaster.

The company is negotiating a long-term lease at the spaceport, which will be its international headquarters.