And Popular Science magazine in New York, which recently changed ownership, named Bouchez Kent & Company in New York to develop a marketing communications campaign centered on editorial changes planned for the fall.
Furthermore, the size of large-cap companies along with their dispersed ownership and name recognition allows shareholder proposals to bring significant attention to the issue in question beyond the bylaws of individual companies.
Next, examine ownership and name changes.
Since 2000, we've survived the ownership and name changes to our local paper, distribution issues, as well as multiple editors.
The Scarlet Huntington, 1075 California St., better known as the Huntington Hotel until a change of ownership and name in 2014, has long been a Nob Hill lodging with great snob appeal.
"CPAC, we have been slapped in the face," said Schneider, arguing that the alt-right, a "hateful, left-wing fascist group," has taken ownership of name that used to reflect a respected portion of the conservatism movement.
For example, the section which, despite several ownership and name changes over the years, is generally known as the "American Mine," was developed in an area dominated by post-dike breccia with significantly lower ounces per ton than the English Mine.
SUSAN ORLEAN: That's one of the most entertaining aspects of chicken ownership — the naming process.
The fertilizer warehouse opened in 1962 to supply local corn and cotton farmers, changing ownership and names several times over the decades.
