Sentences with phrase «big corporate entities»

Indeed, by representing individual players, these firms would conflict themselves out of their ability to represent the big corporate entities that can afford large firm rates.

Proponents included the biggest corporate entities and individuals behind the corporate education reform movement including Families for Excellent Schools, Education Reform Now, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the Walton Family and a who's who list of donors from the charter school industry.

I'll admit I'm the last guy who should be calling the shots for any big corporate entity given my recalcitrant nature, but I can't help but think how different things would be for Barnes and Noble if someone like me was in charge of the Nook brand.

«When we acquire another company, it's not just for the purpose of becoming bigger corporate entity.

They want to connect with someone who is a real person and not necessarily a big corporate entity.

Not exact matches

It's only good for the industry if you consider «the industry» to consist of the corporate entities involved — ASI and the big publishers who partner with it.

There's been a lot of talk lately about reviews on Amazon and Amazon being the big, evil corporate entity.

Also, as an FF disciple, I reject a number of commonly held beliefs including the concept of «too big to fail»; the definition of corporate failure; the belief that creditworthy entities, corporate or governmental, ever repay indebtedness in the aggregate; or the belief that a capital infusion into a private enterprise by a governmental agency is, ipso facto a «bailout» rather than an «investment».

The biggest includes a reduction in the top corporate rate to 21 %, a new 20 % deduction for incomes from certain type of «pass - through» entities (partnerships, S Corps, sole proprietorships), limits on expensing of interest from borrowing, almost doubling of the amount small businesses can expense from the 2017 Section 179 amount of $ 510,000 to $ 1,000,000, and eliminates the corporate alternative minimum tax (AMT).

Many of her projects relate to corporate branding, especially with regard to entities that control natural resources, such as Big Oil and agribusiness.

For all of the accusations of skeptical elements being primarily driven by big oil or other corporate entities, the evidence supporting this hypothesis is relatively thin.

Could be the cooked computer models are the ones sponsored and paid for by corporate entities that have something to lose, like say for instance Big Oil, just to name one.

Some commenters believe that big firms can't use Twitter because a faceless corporate entity can't engage with its followers: it can't answer questions, participate in dialogues or otherwise affix a personality to the logo.

Considering the above, I would make the case that the biggest game changers in regards to increased competition in the legal marketplace are existing corporate entities such banks and insurance companies as well as existing professional service providers such as accountants and notaries.

We routinely pursue claims against corporate entities, pharmaceutical companies, and other big businesses responsible for consumer fraud.

The big change for the UK in 2017 will be the setting up of «ultimate beneficial ownership» registers for both corporate entities and trusts.

The regulator, which had examined 34 charges on a variety of aspects related to business, said the company had violated many norms, including not settling «huge» number of claims in respect of the group insurance schemes, continuation of corporate agency even after expiry of licence, use of unlicensed entities for procuring business and distribution of gift vouchers procured from Big Bazar, one of the group companies.

In a big company, with lots of different corporate entities, you have to manage financial settlements and reconciliation between different parts of the business.

Of course recruiting is the big thing and absolutely necessary if that is the corporate entity.