Sentence examples for management news from inspiring English sources

This year, with input from players, management, news media and fans, the Tour tinkered with the format, tweaking the points system to create more volatility in the field as it narrows from the 144 eligible at the Barclays (though only 136 will compete) to 120 at the Deutsche to 70 at the BMW to 30 at the finale.

The research firm concluded, "In conjunction with a drop in the share price in response to the management news, this creates sufficient potential gain in the shares to merit an upgrade from 'hold' to 'buy.'" In its coverage of the semiconductor industry, Wells Fargo also has "buy" ratings for Advanced Micro Devices, ATI Technologies, Nvidia, Actel, Atmel, Micron Technology and Pixelworks.

Standard & Poor's has said it is reevaluating credit ratings for Duke and its utilities, citing the management news.

Joann, management news editor at the Wall Street Journal, has been on a similar career journey with the women business leaders who launched their careers decades ago.

"We enjoyed our partnership with Jason Kilar and Hulu's management, News Corporation, NBCUniversal and The Walt Disney Company, and we are pleased to have contributed to Hulu's success," Jonathan M. Nelson, chief executive of Providence.

The new layer of management for news mirrors what Mr. Burke did with NBC Universals sports units shortly after Comcast took control of the company last year.

The reimposition of censorship was matched by Napoleon's astute management of news and propaganda.

Among some South Africans, the government's careful management of news about Mr. Mandela even stoked speculation that it was somehow keeping him alive in order to facilitate Mr. Obama's trip.

Given the huge growth in the management of news, the triumph of marketing and the subtleties of public relations, I'm surprised the young can make any kind of independent judgment at all.

In particular, we find evidence that employee opinions are useful in predicting growth in key income statement information, transitory reporting items (e.g., restructuring charges), earnings surprises, and management forecast news.

At radio stations in many cities the company has developed the "studio envelope," housing all of its stations at one site to let them eliminate workers and share management, studios, news and sales forces.