In healthy subjects, executive control in lateral prefrontal cortex is modulated by dorsal anterior cingulate activity during performance monitoring [ 36].
Richard D. Parsons, then co-chief operating officer and now chief executive, heard Mr. Kelly's arguments but remained largely quiet on the subject, these executives said, while Stephen M. Case, the company's chairman, was largely absent from the deliberations and did not get involved.
Many organizations subject their executives to rigorous performance reviews, yet few companies include negotiation effectiveness as one of the core competencies they track.
And for good measure, on Wednesday he will subject BP executives to a perp walk of sorts across the White House driveway into the West Wing for a presidential scolding.
UBS and the Swiss government have said they will not disclose client names, even if ordered by a judge, because doing so would violate Swiss laws governing financial secrecy and subject UBS executives to prosecution in Switzerland.
UNTIL the mid-1990's, politics was a foreign subject to executives at most technology companies -- just as software, hardware and the Internet were foreign concepts to most members of Congress.
Today, breaking a nearly two-month silence on the subject, Allianz executives predicted that a merger with Dresdner would yield about $250 million in savings in 2002, and still larger annual amounts in subsequent years.
