He helped Intel segment the Pentium into the troika of Xeon (high end), Celeron (low end) and Pentium classic, a move that drove up profits and held competitors at bay.
In 2014, he used his position in the pharmaceutical company Amgen to push it to fire 1,100 workers, a move that drove the stock price up.
Bonehead moves like that drove construction costs from $28 million to $43 million.
If I tackle, sliding across the floor, it means that I – or someone else – have been caught out of position at the start of the move and that drives me crazy because team shape and balance is crucial.
Restaurateurs today would be foolish to condone any move that might drive away potential customers.
The committee also served notice that it would purchase longer-term Treasury bonds, a move that would drive down long-term interest rates of all types.
The committee also served notice that it might purchase longer-term Treasury bonds, a move that would drive down long-term interest rates of all types.
Last week, in a bid to compete with iTunes, it sold downloads of "Channel Orange" for $2.99, a move that helped drive sales of the album but has affected the album's chart ranking.
The announcement came one week after Mr. McDonough warned analysts to scale back their forecasts for the third time this year, a move that helped drive Newell's stock to its lowest level since 1994.
She said the company's rate structure would not allow it to raise the premiums for city workers enrolled in its health maintenance organization without also raising them for other customers, a move that would drive away business.
