Though Mr. Coulter did not work for JPMorgan Chase's bond-underwriting subsidiary, the donation broke a rule that bans a broker-dealer from underwriting bonds within two years of making a political contribution to the issuer, the S.E.C. found.
But unlike the 'integrated' texts, in this variety of text there is no primary text to which the subsidiary sub-text makes a contribution, i.e., integration and alignment lead to different kinds of textual complexity.
The major contribution of Japanese subsidiaries appears in the case of "Motor vehicles," and "Motor vehicle parts".
Tax experts are advising family businesses including the local smoked salmon smokery, book shop, café and bakery, on how they can exploit tax havens and create offshore subsidiaries in order to minimise their contribution to HMRC.
Several contributions were from Cline subsidiary Hillsboro Energy.
In terms of its economic contribution, herding is primarily a subsidiary food production activity (i.e. milk), since the demise of the inter-continental market for butter oil was not replaced by a market for meat.
Hornby benefited from strong growth in its European subsidiaries and was boosted by a positive contribution from the Airfix/Humbrol business, which it acquired last year.
In addition, Northwest's decision and the lawsuit heighten questions about the airline's pending request to use the stock of a private subsidiary, instead of cash, to make mandatory contributions to its employee pension funds this year.
Mr. Davis said he would also insist that the utilities' parent companies, which reaped windfalls from the subsidiaries before the crisis, make "a significant contribution" toward paying the utilities' debts.
We review the contributions to research on headquarters–subsidiary (HQS) relationships published in the Journal of World Business (known as the Columbia Journal of World Business until 1997) from the late 1960s to the present day.
As its subsidiary, Chevron Products would be subject to the contractor contribution ban.
