Sentence examples for shuffling of executives from inspiring English sources

Keenan vows to create new magazines, though, and his shuffling of executives indicates future ambitions.

They were something similar to the shuffling of feet.

Since its founding in 1997, Barnesandnoble.com has had a habit of shuffling its executives like a sheaf of pages.

The departures are part of an expected shuffle of executive positions by the new chairman and chief executive, Randy Falco.

Ben Bradshaw, a former BBC reporter and culture minister in the previous Labour government with responsibility for the BBC, described Mr. Pollard's findings as "lacerating" and said the shuffling of midlevel executives was not enough.

The Wall Street Journal reports the firm is consider a shuffling of senior executives to include more Japanese managers, after a regulatory investigation found alleged problems with its disclosures when selling financial products.

He was known for his refusal to delegate much authority and for shuffling top executives.

Priceline.com reduced expenses by shuffling executives, laying off 38percentt of its staff and shelving expansion plans.

Since then, JPMorgan has undertaken some organization acrobatics, shuffling its top executives and moving to claw back millions of dollars in compensation from the traders at the center of the bungled bets.

While he was writing, NBC was shuffling executives.

Vivendi Universal appointed Jacques Espinasse, a satellite television executive, as chief financial officer in the second shuffling of a top executive at the company in recent weeks.