Another Delta subsidiary, for example, recently began flying from Atlanta to Corpus Christi, Tex.
Especially during the go-go years of the 1990's, companies often boosted their net income compared to their operating earnings by selling valuable assets -- a subsidiary, for example, that had been bought years earlier at a low price.
Wal-Mart's Mexican subsidiary, for example, which is the country's largest private employer, trades on the Mexican exchange at about double the price-to-earnings ratio that Wal-Mart Stores trades at on the New York Stock Exchange.
A Maine subsidiary, for example, sells liability insurance to fishing fleets and lumber companies.
The balance sheet of a carmaker's finance subsidiary, for example.
DaimlerChrysler's Mercedes-Benz subsidiary, for example, has had reliability issues resulting in massive recalls and dreadful Consumer Reports ratings.
For a decade, HSBC ordered its payments operations to treat all of its foreign subsidiaries – including, for example, Mexico – as low-risk areas not requiring detailed examination.
The gods play a merely subsidiary role, for example, in most phases of Theravada ("Way of the Elders") Buddhism.
Hewlett-Packard's e-commerce subsidiary, hpshopping.com, for example, has its warehouse near Memphis, the largest air cargo hub for FedEx, hpshopping.com's primary delivery service.
Con Ed's own unregulated subsidiary, Con Edison Solutions, for example, has done no recent advertising and is focusing its marketing efforts on large businesses, said Gail S. Workman, a company spokeswoman.
