PAUL POLMAN, the newish boss of Unilever, the biggest maker of consumer goods after Procter & Gamble, has just made another bold move in his drive to transform his company from the sleepy giant it once was into a sharper corporation.
Cardiovascular performance was assessed in R6/2 HD mice and their WT by using echocardiography (S-Sharp Corporation, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC).
Tracy Wan, president and chief operating officer of the Sharper Image Corporation, agreed.
The Sharper Image Corporation said that Jeff E. Nachbor had joined the company as chief financial officer.
The specialty gift retailer Sharper Image Corporation said yesterday its quarterly loss would be smaller than expected on strong sales of its air purifier and other private-label products.
The Sharper Image Corporation, the retailer of electronic gadgets, said yesterday that it expected a loss of 28 cents to 32 cents a share for the first quarter; analysts had been expecting a loss of 4 cents a share for the period, which ends April 30.
George Osborne in his March budget made sharp cuts in corporation tax as well as introducing a £500m tax break for insurance firms.
If adopted by Congress, the budget would be a sharp blow to the corporation, which provides money for public radio and television and has been instituting a variety of changes after a tumultuous year.
This vision of an outward-looking, collaborative, almost herbivorous BBC may surprise commercial rivals who have fought a losing battle against the corporation's sharp-toothed scheduling and crushing financial muscle in recent years.
Noting the high savings rate of Chinese households and Chinese corporations (in sharp contrast to Americans' penchant for living on credit), he observes that the direction of capital flow is now from East to West.
