Mr. Ratner may have thought he was getting little more than a limited partner with a boldface name and a youthful following that could prove useful someday.
Now, as the banking industry consolidates, several of Deutsche's most influential bankers say they need a partner with a more recognizable name and a broader retail network.
"Every round we've tried to partner with a blue chip name, and with a local partner.
In a higher step up, a company could partner with a charity to name the station, providing exposure for the charity--and a double public service.
This time I was partnered with a woman named Chrystal.
Partnering with a dragon named Mikhail, Zero set out to kill her five sisters, who rule the world's regions.
He had long dreamed of owning his own hamburger joint, but it wasn't until he partnered with a woman named Marilyn Friedman who had style and creative energy to spare that the dream took off.
George, a Polish music-store owner, improbably decides to partner with a black jazz drummer named Luigi, a stranger from the other side of town.
iHeartRadio is the latest music app to partner with a network to bring its name and logo into the homes of millions who might not already use its product...or worse, who might not even be familiar with it.
At first sight the coat is embroidered with positive qualities of disabled people ("patient, intuitive, brave"), but its lining tells a bleak reality: a list of MPs, each partnered with the name of a disabled person from Calum's List – the list of deceased benefit claimants compiled by disability campaigners, where welfare reform is alleged to have had some culpability in their deaths.
A friend of mine, Lewis Merenstein, was a partner with another guy named Bob Schwaid.
