Early next year, for example, JPMorgan Chase will be moving employees in its wealth management division out of leased space that it occupies from the fourth floor through the 12th floor at 345 Park Avenue, a soaring skyscraper that occupies an entire city block running from 51st to 52nd Street, and from Park Avenue to Lexington Avenue.
Meanwhile, Subaru extends well-matched offerings at the right time in the consumer life cycle, from prepurchase targeting to end-of-lease management and loyalty incentives to repurchase.
Comdisco Inc., a supplier of leased computers and management services, said it would stop providing computer network-management services and would lay off 96 employees.
952.208-7 Tagging of leased vehicles.
It's a mix of leasing assignments, management assignments, and then there are buildings that we control both.
"We found that GSA recognized that the President's business interest in the [Old Post Office] lease raised issues under the Constitution's Emoluments Clauses that might cause a breach of the lease; however, GSA decided not to address those issues in connection with the management of the lease," the inspector general report says.
Instead of leasing properties and then subletting them, Common acts as a property-management company.
Operator means the person the lessee(s) designates as having control or management of operations on the leased area or a portion thereof.
The poor conditions at the penitentiary were partially due to the fact that the state leased management of the facility to private contractors, who frequently neglected prisoners' needs to cut costs.
Brandywine has assumed full management responsibilities, including property management and leasing.
One new area on the list is the Interior Department's management of oil and gas leases and royalties, which are among the largest sources of non-tax revenue to the federal government.
