Sentences with phrase «one's corporate owners»

On the equity side, REITs have figured out how to leverage acquisition activity by buying into operating companies or forming deals with corporate owners of real estate.

It would require an equal amount of work to gain access to the personnel schedule for maintenance as it would to acquire a list of potential corporate owners.

For starters, owners of pass - through entities are effectively taxed on earnings at individual tax rates, similar to the way corporate owners are taxed on wages.

We also assist corporate owners with their personal legal needs, including estate planning and succession planning.

He explains that corporate owners of major publishing houses expected impossible 15 to 20 percent profit margins in an industry with traditional margins of 3 to 4 percent.

The Infosys deal represents a powerful dose of good news for the state and Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, whose administration has endured the loss of the General Electric Co. headquarters and tussled with Aetna Inc. over its planned departure to New York before its new corporate owner reversed course.

«M&A activity globally is very high, which is common in the late stages of an equity bull market as both private equity and corporate owners look to cash in on rich valuations,» Lait explains.

Frank Teng: Building owners and managers as well as corporate owners and occupiers have been improving water efficiency for years, as environmental sustainability is now almost expected for many of them.

Her clients include corporate owners of large trademark portfolios registered both in the US and abroad as well as startup companies seeking to build their portfolios.

When corporate owners sold during a contraction, they took a 39 percent lower price than noninstitutional investors.

The contrasting fortunes of the Bunnings and Masters hardware businesses reflect the broader performance of their relative corporate owners.

Bulleit Bourbon's corporate owners changed a number of times, for one thing.

That's easier said than done, since the IRS permits corporate owners to switch their status only once every five years — which means it's tough to make a habit out of trying to time your switches to take advantage of the somewhat erratic U.S. tax laws.

Should KKR / Rhone be successful with its $ 5.20 per share offer, which is at a 40.9 per cent premium to the $ 3.69 per share price at which Treasury was trading when KKR made its first buyout proposal, it will mean the Penfolds brand will have its seventh corporate owner since 1976.

But Mr Joyce has warned growers against listing the business, saying corporate owners had a duty to their shareholders and not to complain to the government if they pocketed cash by listing the business.

The car was first registered in April 1988 under ownership of the Melrose Private Museum Corporation in Tokyo, its first of three corporate owners in Japan.

Marvel needs to bring the hammer of Thor down on the heads of their competition: it's not just how they please their new corporate owners at Disney, it's who they are and who they've always been.

The federal government also released proposed changes to target those who gain tax relief through passive investment income, which enables corporate owners and employees to make one - time investments from $ 100,000 of pre-tax income and retain them for 10 years.

That makes me ask: «If — «Golden rice ticked all the boxes: it did not have a rent - seeking corporate owner, it was adequately tested, it was close to the ideal for this kind of intervention, it would have significantly enhanced the lives of some of the world's poor people» — then what is holding it up?»

They shield corporate owners, management and organizers from personal liability for corporate transactions.

Although corporate owners and members can not generally be held personally accountable for negligence committed by the corporation, the plaintiff argued that case discovery would find evidence that the additional defendants were personally involved in the daily operations of the nursing home and could be held personally accountable for their role in the patient's death.

The Cook County suit names Arlington Park, corporate owner Churchill Downs and the makers of its Polytrack surface, Martin Collins Surfaces, as defendants.

There are plenty of reasons why MySpace failed, including the conflicting desires of a giant corporate owner like News Corp. (s NWS), but it also started to hemorrhage users because it focused more on monetization through ads and other elements than it did on maintaining a good experience for users.

Identified staff vacancies and recruited, interviewed and selected applicants.Served as a link between Corporate Owners and employees by handling questions, interpreting and administering contracts and helping resolve work - related problems.

It is interesting to see that REMAX corporate owners of remax.ca does not have to follow the same rules that it's brand users who are brokers or agents as dues paying CREA members themselves must follow.

Frank Teng: The new standards are mostly in line with EPA's WaterSense standards, which many class - A buildings, LEED buildings and water - conscious corporate owners are already using.

He has also leased approximately 3,000,000 square feet of commercial space on behalf of public and private corporate owners of manufacturing, warehouse, office and retail properties nationwide.

Rule 790 - x -1-.03 (1) defines corporate owners as «a partner or corporate officer, who has authority to and does make management decisions affecting the overall policy of the corporation or partnership.»

He has 28 years of experience in the commercial real estate industry, including experience advising major corporate owners and users, developers, hospitality organizations, investors and REITs on matters ranging from strategic planning to capital formation and property transaction advisory.

«You end up with the EMOs being able to make a determination of who sits on non-profit charter school boards, including corporate owners and administrators.

We help international property funds, private investors, developers, as well as corporate owners and occupiers enhance the value of their investments by providing a wide spectrum of integrated property management solutions.

Well, fast - food fans in China would probably object to that statement too — especially after KFC's corporate owner, Yum Brands, was forced to apologize amid a food quality scare.

Not long ago, America's corporate owners and managers made different choices — choices that were better for average Americans and the economy.

Starbucks will never be a true public venue, as the chain will always have to please its corporate owners first.

EFF defended the free speech rights of a website publisher who had repeatedly received baseless threats from the corporate owners of Barney the Dinosaur.

Continuing Education is the corporate owner of Practicing Clinicians, of Stamford, Connecticut, which provides education for nurse practitioners and physician assistants.

It is important to read some publications that are not beholden to corporate owners or advertisers or inhibited by politics within the church.

But overwhelmingly they communicate the picture of what is happening in the world that their corporate owners and advertisers want us to adopt.

For example, in 2015 New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees became a corporate owner of the company and franchisees in Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida, North Carolina, Alabama and Colorado have also expressed interest.

It is affiliated with the corporate owners of and its management services extended to The Melting Pot Restaurants, Inc., founded in 1975 with more than 135 locations in North America and more than 25 locations currently in development, Burger 21 with 12 locations open in Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, North Carolina and Virginia, and 19 in development in six states, GrillSmith with six locations in the Tampa Bay area and other new franchise concepts in development.

It is affiliated with the corporate owners of and its management services extended to The Melting Pot Restaurants, Inc., founded in 1975 with more than 130 restaurants in North America and Southeast Asia and more than 20 locations currently in development.

It is affiliated with the corporate owners of and its management services extended to The Melting Pot Restaurants, Inc., founded in 1975 with more than 120 restaurants in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

It is affiliated with the corporate owners of and its management services extended to The Melting Pot Restaurants, Inc., founded in 1975 with more than 135 locations in North America and more than 25 locations currently in development, Burger 21 with nine locations open in Tampa Bay, Fla., Orlando, Fla., Voorhees, N.J., Atlanta, Ga., and Charlotte, N.C., and 18 in development in seven states, GrillSmith with six locations in the Tampa Bay area.

The Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA), passed by Congress in the early 1970s, had made it a federal offense for PACs to accept money from corporations, and Viacom — the corporate owner of Colbert's network — feared that it would face accusations of making illegal in - kind contributions should ColbertPAC become a fully functioning money - raising PAC.