For all that, running a chunk of the Great Society carries risks, in an age when Washington is reviled and reformers call states and city halls the only places where interesting policies thrive.
Stagecoach, founded in 1980 with £25,000 by Brian Souter, then a Glasgow bus conductor, has grown by aggressive acquisition into a £2.6 billion transport company that runs a chunk of England's bus and rail services and has interests in America and the Pacific Rim. Stagecoach's biggest rival in the English bus business is FirstGroup, with headquarters in Aberdeen.
"We kept running into a bottleneck, I was running a chunk of the search team [at the time] and I had to project capacity out to 6-9 months.
While still in his 40s, Flanagan had run a sizeable chunk of ITV, was powerful enough to drop Chris Evans from his radio show for sulking, and sold Glasgow's chain of local newspapers to a US media giant for £216m.
One Forbes 400 member does actually run a small chunk of a state in an official capacity: Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Mitac International, a large Taiwan-based PC manufacturer, uses Linux to run a big chunk of its new audiovisual PC. "You can get high-quality video and audio in seconds.
In order for malware writers to workaround Metapacket's detection system Krakowski reckons they would have to create complex programs — "of at least a few megabytes of data", that run "a whole chunk of code that mimics a browser" — which would in turn be at risk of flagging up the presence of something malicious on the network by merit of their complexity.
In order for malware writers to workaround Metapacket's detection system Krakowski reckons they would have to create complex programs — "of at least a few megabytes of data", that run "a whole chunk of code that mimics a browser" — which would in turn be at risk of flagging up the presence of something malicious on the network by merit of their complexity.
And how might that decision affect the host of other cabinet jobs thought to be up for grabs?It is a tiring business running a big chunk of the federal government.
Gilford ran a big chunk of Yahoo's business, including music, video, tv, movies, OMG, and entertainment.
