As we know, Page took over, reorganized and shook up operations at the company.
The FDIC is supposed to declare Citibank insolvent, take it over, reorganize it, sell it, liquidate the pieces, as it sees fit under current banking law.
The comments were a clear effort to differentiate the business from hedge funds and other private equity investors who have gotten a reputation for making billions from taking over, streamlining, reorganizing and reselling companies.
In 1985, Dominique de Menil called on Ashton Hawkins and Lois de Menil to take over and reorganize the Dia Art Foundation to try to forestall its impending bankruptcy as well as a significant investigation by the New York State attorney general.
When Romney took over, he reorganized upper management, brought in younger executives, and pruned and rebuilt AMC's dealer network.
He bails out banks rather than taking them over and reorganizing them.
During searches, the sergeant wrote, troopers throw drivers' personal belongings "all over the place" and leave those who have been pulled over alone to reorganize themselves.
When I interviewed the charismatic Chief Executive of Waterstones in November of last year (see here), he had recently taken over the job of reorganizing the troubled chain.
Although he still had his genius when it came to reorganizing the merchandise, over time he also stopped playing with the little articulated dolls and the Legos, and he archived them, along with the board games and the model kits, on the now overcrowded upper shelves.
After special security organizations that ensured Mr. Hussein's grip on power were abolished, the working group recommended halving the 400,000-member military over time and reorganizing Iraqi special forces to become peacekeeping troops, as well as counterdrug and counterterrorism forces.
