Sentence examples for stay headquartered from inspiring English sources
If the UK leaves the EU, we'll have to consider whether it makes business sense to stay headquartered here.
TransferWise was one of the loudest voices in Britain's technology sector campaigning against leaving the EU, with Hinrikus telling the Guardian the month before the vote that "If the UK leaves the EU, we'll have to consider whether it makes business sense to stay headquartered here.
He puts US traction down to GetYourGuide's "relative strength in Europe" (vs competitors), and to Europe itself being a massive travel activities market — worth $150BN annually — which he says has also meant it has always made sense for GetYourGuide to stay headquartered in Europe.
So moving to stay regionally headquartered within the European Union removes that risk.
That same year, in Arkansas, a horrendous anti-LGBTQ bill was passed and signed by the governor under the radar of the national media, and Walmart, headquartered there, stayed silent throughout the process, not issuing a statement opposing it until the very end.
The Schaumburg village board was also, on Tuesday, anticipated to pass a similar resolution urging the state to do whatever it takes to make Sears, the fifth-largest company headquartered in Illinois, stay put.
Other than that, they will stand headquartered in Washington.
While his title wouldn't change, and hed stay in Philadelphia where Comcast is headquartered, hed manage the integration and oversee both the content and distribution sides of the business on a day-to-day basis.
Criterion plans to continue to keep SeeSaw headquartered in London and "most" key staff members – including the platform controller, John Keeling, the commercial director, Matt Rennie, and the tech chief, Richard Dines – will stay with the company.
As such, its management and exec team will stay intact, and it will continue to be headquartered in Silicon Valley.
The leading contender was Draghi, but by that time the European debt crisis had resurrected old doubts about the wisdom and staying power of Italy's economic managers particularly in Germany, where the ECB was headquartered.
