I think culture is a big word for corporate character.
It is a nationwide revival propelled in almost equal parts, experts say, by an emerging sense of mortality among baby boomers, a reaction against the corporate character of the funeral home industry and a growing cultural receptivity to past spiritual practices, even some that make many people squeamish.
But in the end, the court must make a difficult judgment -- both about what may happen in the future and about the corporate character of Microsoft.
The corporate character of the present art market is a vexing subject for many longtime art world insiders, who see it as antithetical to an old-time cottage-industry model of artistic creativity.
It is shown in this paper that the corporate character of the chemical industry can lead to a suboptimal or to a non-optimal structure as far as the overall system is concerned.
For all audiences, his appeal ranks in the top 5 percent of all corporate characters we've surveyed, above the E*Trade baby but below the M&M's.
The civic setting also mirrors the play's "constant to-ing and fro-ing of power," says Gladwin. "Are Gary and Steve taking advantage of the two corporate characters, or vice versa?
Rumors abounded online, including on Mr. Rastani's own Facebook page, that the brutally honest trader's words were in fact another hoax perpetrated by the Yes Men, a group of provocateurs who often impersonate such corporate characters.
The corporate characters suffer this episode from being used to provide a lot of (perhaps necessary) exposition.
The loss of public space is not just a threat to street politics; it risks erasing local character in favour of corporate sterility, Colvin argues.
