Sentences with phrase «one's parent corporation»

All four are parent corporations of Primary Dealer units.

Our attorneys also coordinated litigation through local counsel against the debtor's parent corporation in Taipei, obtaining attachments on all of the parent company's assets.

McDonald's Pizza was a fiasco for the Canadian chain in the»90s; just last December the U.S. parent corporation announced that it couldn't sell 10 million pounds of chicken wings because customers found them both too spicy and too expensive.

Parent Corporation Liability for Acts of its Subsidiaries.

The company agreed to invest $ 16 million in its Indiana facility, though it's parent corporation still plans to send some 700 factory jobs from Huntington, Ind., to Mexico, according to the Post.

Iberia Foods Corp. is presently under parent corporation, Brooklyn Bottling Corp., a branded, private label manufacturer and franchise bottler with a distribution network spanning over 25 states.

Polestar remains a subsidiary of Volvo, which has ploughed # 577m into the firm, alongside two investment companies housed within parent corporation Geely Holdings.

The Alcatel's parent corporation TCL made the DTEK50, and the Canadian company intends to follow this trend going forward.

The benefit of a CorTS is that they carry the same credit rating as the individual fixed income security and public parent corporation.

When we last spoke to Ian Yolles, marketing head for the firm about the relaunch, it was clear that it wouldn't be business as usual for Nau, even under the supportive wing of new parent corporation, Horny Toad.

This was the first time a Canadian court ruled a claim could be made against a Canadian parent corporation for negligently failing to prevent human rights abuses at its foreign mining project.

As a general rule a corporation is a legal entity distinct from its shareholders: Salomon v. Salomon & Co., [1897] A.C. 22 (H.L.) The law on when a court may disregard this principle by «lifting the corporate veil» and regarding the company as a mere «agent» or «puppet» of its controlling shareholder or parent corporation follows no consistent principle.

I'm not speaking about major international parent corporations, for which it's important constantly to maintain and raise awareness, to keep investment communities happy and informed and whose job it is to manage share prices and investor confidence.

Originally the parent company, Google Inc. restructured in 2010, making the Google brand a subsidiary of a larger parent corporation, Alphabet.

Recently, Patrick has joined the ECI Development group (parent corporation of Gran Pacifica, Grand Baymen and other Central American resorts) as Vice President of Sales and Marketing overseeing the Sales and Marketing efforts in Belize, Costa Rica, Panama and Nicaragua and its expansion into other Central American countries.

Target Canada's biggest creditor is its own U.S. parent corporation, to whom the operation owes more than $ 3 billion.

Both were spun off from their parent corporations, which turned their more valuable non-newspaper assets — radio and TV stations, primarily — into separate companies.

The irony in all of this is that McDonald's was, at one point, the parent corporation of Chipotle and had shepherded the brand from 16 stores to 500.

Whereas a profit center simply measures the overall contribution of a division's profitability to the parent corporation, an investment center measures all uses of capital against a theoretical required rate of return.

But a few days later — and lost in the hubbub following the announcement — Canada's National Energy Board (NEB) quietly issued a decision that must have given Trans Mountain executives a serious case of heartburn: the parent corporation of Kinder Morgan Canada, the Houston - based Kinder Morgan, Inc., would have to set aside a half - billion dollars to cover the costs of a potential oil spill.

To own a franchise means paying a monthly or yearly fee to the parent corporation.

The most popular one is to apply directly to the parent corporation.

The parent corporation of a franchise (called the «franchisor») provides the branding and promotional materials to franchise business owners.

Newspapers report that one bank was so paralyzed by the technical difficulties this raised that the board of directors sold out to a parent corporation.

One other company doing business in Western New York ranked No. 7 — New York State Electric and Gas, its sister company, Rochester Gas and Electric, and its parent corporation, Iberdrola.

And therefore that unit will be excluded from Medicare — which doesn't bother the parent corporation, because the unit had no business with Medicare to begin with.

State elections law treats limited liability companies, which are essentially paper companies that have their own bank accounts, as separate entities from their parent corporations.

Other positive signs are backing from major corporations, many of which hold venture groups that invest in hot new ideas strongly aligned with the parent corporation, or strategic partnerships with industry leaders.

The resulting entity was later absorbed back into the parent corporation, prompting further changes in research focus.

It possesses and manufactures the MINI brand name as well, and is the parent corporation of the Rolls Royce Motor Cars.

Kia and its parent corporation, Hyundai, have been making serious moves in recent years to improve its fleet of vehicles.

With its well - established brand respected around the world, and currently benefiting from the fruits of an intensive investment in new platforms and drivetrains by its parent corporation Tata Motors, the time to wring profits from every available sport - utility niche is now for the British - based badge.

Ironically, just when the brand started getting viable product, the parent corporation pulled the plug.

Demand for these quirky vehicles remained relatively low and profits modest for the parent corporation Saab Group that had expanded to become a multi-billion dollar giant in the aerospace and defense industry.

The fact that one such pipeline is partly owned by Dominion Virginia Power's parent corporation is clearly a conflict of interest.

The Affiliates Act applies, according to the Sierra Club, because Dominion Virginia Power's parent corporation, Dominion Resources, is a partner in the Atlantic Coast Pipeline joint venture, and Dominion Virginia Power's (DVP) fuel procurement subsidiary, Virginia Power Services Energy Corporation (VPSE), contracted for capacity on the pipeline.

Although we have seen individual franchisees take on cooking oil as biodiesel, we are very glad to see the parent corporations taking notice as well.

They may include service providers such as concessionaires, janitorial companies, franchisors and parent corporations.

The Illinois Nursing Home Care Act was intended to protect residents from exploitation by nursing homes and their parent corporations.

He represented a subsidiary (Intergraph) and argued that its parent corporation (Intel) could not have licensed the subsidiary's patents because the subsidiary never consented to the license.