Some 16,000 jobs, or about 30 percent of JAL's group work force of about 48,700, will be cut, although the job reductions will be partly the result of selling subsidiaries, according to JAL.
Because neither imputation method is satisfactory in our dataset, we focused on the complete-case analysis and provide the results of the subsidiary imputation analyses as reference.
The lender lost its chairman and drafted in a new CEO this year as a result of its collapsed former subsidiary IKB one of the first European victims of the subprime crisis which it ended up selling to American private-equity firm Lone Star.
She gets the results of her BTec subsidiary diploma in art and design next year.
WorldCom, for example, shifted the poor results of its Brazilian subsidiary, Embratel, off its balance sheet.
AT&T is preparing to sell its 10percentt stake, valued at slightly more than $1 billion, as a result of a recent deal by a subsidiary, AT&T Wireless, with Japan Telecom's rival, NTT DoCoMo, the executives said.
The recommendation was the result of nuclear experts at the Japanese subsidiary of Areva, the state-controlled French nuclear company, warning the French ambassador about a potential risk of contamination in Tokyo if the wind turned and rain then deposited radioactivity from the damaged reactors in the capital.
As a result, Cessna (a subsidiary of Textron since 1992), which had stopped production of piston-engine aircraft in 1986, restarted its four-seat monoplane lines that were popular in the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.
Many American companies with PR departments spread the practice to Europe when they created European subsidiaries as a result of the Marshall plan.
This was likely a direct result of the ANC provided rather than a subsidiary increase in use of skilled facility care, as increased facility delivery did not mediate the reduction in perinatal mortality.
As a result, MedImmune, a subsidiary of AstraZeneca, says it can make 200 million doses by next March, about five times what it had expected.
