Sentence examples for manager magazine from inspiring English sources

He now edits The Official Football Manager magazine and The Game Mag, the best-selling multi-format videogame magazine in the country.

Journalist Lee Hall used to edit the Official Football Manager magazine and now writes for the Professional Footballers Association Magazine, for which he recently dug up a story about Alex McLeish.

Germany's Manager magazine reported that an unnamed Chinese institution wants to buy the investment banking arm of Dresdner, Dresdner Kleinwort, while Süddeutsche Zeitung said that Chinese wealth fund China Investment Corporation has been in negotiations for the entire bank.

Manager Magazine also said BT and Deutsche Telekom are discussing possible partnerships relating to their enterprise and procurement businesses.

Meanwhile, Wall Street was abuzz with rumors that Deutsche Telekom is also eyeing Sprint fon, the third largest long-distance carrier in the U.S. German business weekly Manager Magazine today issued a news release saying that Deutsche Telekom is negotiating a takeover of Sprint, but this could not be independently confirmed.

Many authors here and in other publications cautioned against relying too much on hedge fund managers, magazine magnates, lawyers, and billionaires for change in education.

Of course that's the distant past – the managers, magazines and labels long ago moved on (though the Pistols left some grafitti to remember them by and since the 90s Denmark Street has been a promenade of near-identical guitar shops. We probably didn't need all of them, but that's not the point.

His mother is an assistant manager in magazine and journal production in the Manhattan offices of Springer-Verlag, a publishing division of Bertelsmann.

Patti Goldstein began her career as a publicist first for CBS television and later for NBC television where she was Manager of Magazine Publicity.

At the time, Mr. Rajaratnam was one of the most powerful hedge fund managers; Forbes magazine estimated his net worth at $1.5 billion.

Mr. Lawrence, a native of Aberdeen, Wash., who majored in journalism at the University of Washington, started his business career in the 1930's as western manager for American Boy magazine, then moved to Fortune magazine.