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Mr. Jarvis is now moving to streamline Dell's marketing.

The job cuts also suggest that Tesla is moving to streamline the solar-panel business it added in its 2016 acquisition of SolarCity, where Mr. Musk had been chairman.

Besides moving to streamline Google's increasingly sprawling scope as a company, he immediately launched Project Kennedy, an initiative to give all of Google's products a more consistent look, so everything would be easier to use.

"If the bond is lodged then we're moving towards streamlining the process and looking towards a sale and a process to come out of administration".

This is the second time Ms. Carroll has moved to streamline decision-making at the company.

Some rivals like Unilever have already moved to streamline product lines and cut costs.

Under Mr. Page, Google has moved to streamline its wide-ranging product offerings, while also committing to successes like Android and YouTube.

But the rulings do nothing to reverse a trend in which the court has moved to streamline the appeals process for death row inmates.

In the past, the court has moved to streamline the appeals process for death row inmates, and the rulings today do nothing to reverse that.

Sears's chairman and chief executive, Edward A. Brennan, also moved to streamline the company's retailing unit by eliminating two senior executive vice president positions.

The report was greeted with approval by the Obama administration, which has called for greater infrastructure investment from government and private sources, and has moved to streamline the process of granting permits and getting projects under way.