Merrill has also negotiated a pending sale of its stake in Financial Data, a back-office subsidiary.
Immediately, Merrill executives set to work on a number of options to raise money to cover the losses, including negotiating to sell stakes in Bloomberg, the financial data provider; Financial Data Services, a back-office subsidiary; and BlackRock, the asset management firm.
The Manufacturers Trust Hanover Company, through its subsidiaries, had a network of American offices and foreign representative offices, subsidiary banks, affiliated financial institutions, and correspondent banks throughout the world.
(Singapore) provides financial services through its global network of branches, offices, subsidiaries and associates: personal financial services, private banking, commercial and corporate banking, investment banking, corporate finance, capital market activities, treasury services, futures broking, asset management, venture capital management, insurance and stockbroking services.
Ms. Prosser, 28, is the managing director of eEmerge, an office leasing subsidiary of SL Green Realty in New York.
Denton is also taking a look at Boise Cascade Corp., which he notes could refocus by divesting its 80%-owned office products subsidiary.
Due to market requirements and commercial law, a local business presence (such as a representative office or subsidiary company) is required in order to start a paid content service.
The major firms within Mitsubishi are large multinational corporations, most of which are based in Tokyo and have offices and subsidiaries overseas; some of these firms are engaged in joint ventures with foreign companies.
Thus, in Britain, transfer prices of goods or services between a London head office and its subsidiary in, say, Dover, used to escape tax rules that applied if the subsidiary were in Calais.
His father, also retired, was a director of contracting in the Marlton office of a subsidiary of L-3 Communications, a military contractor that has its headquarters in Manhattan.
The other company that settled with Mr. Spitzer's office, InfoBeat, a subsidiary of Sony Music that provides e-mail services to nearly 2.5 million subscribers around the world, has acknowledged that a software error last fall caused it to inadvertently forward personal e-mail addresses to advertisers in violation of a privacy policy posted on its Web site.
