This year the only predictable trouble date is Aug. 14, when the Securities and Exchange Commission has ordered corporate executives to sign off on financial statements, the day after the president's economic conference.
Compaq has reinvented itself at least twice — from a builder of portable PCs to maker of servers to an assembler of build-to-order corporate machines.
Carmelite, one of the four great mendicant orders (those orders whose corporate as well as personal poverty made it necessary for them to beg for alms) of the Roman Catholic Church, dating to the Middle Ages.
His company was recognizably modern, employing colorful catalogues, preprinted order forms, corporate espionage, and celebrity endorsements.
A billionaire's son (Mr. Herrald) envisions a humanistic new order, but corporate forces aim to thwart his dream.
Berlusconi has just finished serving a community service order for corporate tax fraud and remains embroiled in several other legal cases.
[Section A.] Companies Try to Restore Order Across corporate America, senior managers and executives grappled with trying to restore at least a semblance of business as usual -- even as though they knew that, emotionally at least, it was anything but.
Earlier this year, he completed a community service order for corporate tax fraud but was cleared of having sex with an under-age dancer after judges ruled he could not have known she was a minor.
In order to corporate with wide bandwidth, extended vehicular A (EVA) channel model is applied to evaluate the performance [25].
It didn't come down as an order from corporate and it isn't a clandestine strategy to control players.
Online orders on corporate Web sites or sites like SeamlessWeb.com, an aggregate site for restaurant ordering, come from working parents in search of no-fuss family dinners, ravenous college students and professionals working overtime.
