He also slashed overhead by eschewing a home office in Johannesburg, three hours away, instead working out of a building in Orkney.
These were flashier winners, spun off slashing overheads and point-black reactions, driving the Bryans into a service break at 0-1 in the second set.
Indeed, at a time when her retail competitors are slashing overheads and advertising budgets, Eileen Fisher is healthy enough to chase growth.
Mr Streiff told shareholders this week that he would slash overheads by 30% and revive the company's product range by launching 41 models by the end of 2010.Like Renault (a domestic rival that improbably hopes to avoid job cuts at home by moving upmarket, something it has never managed to do), Peugeot must contend with a car market where all the growth is far beyond Europe's shores.
But a slashing overhead drags her back to 30-30.
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According to Ms. McClanahan, about an hour into the flight — which Mr. Romney mostly spent reading USA Today and using an iPad while wearing headphones — she told him her idea for improving the American health care system: slashing overhead costs by switching to an electronic billing system.
Retailers, meanwhile, have done a decent job adjusting to the new reality, Davidowitz acknowledges, by slashing overhead and downsizing payrolls and store counts.
The looming growth gap could precipitate a new wave of megamergers, as companies seek temporary fixes by hooking up with rivals and slashing overhead.
Owner Ken Smith realized his remote and extraordinarily cheap location in the mountains of northern Idaho could be an asset, slashing overhead cost per car.
