Sentences with phrase «own legacy»

Legacy.

You don't want the legacy assets or issues that might come with an acquisition.»

An AA spokesman on Monday said management believes the problem is occurring primarily among the 8,000 or so U.S. Airways legacy flight attendants who joined the ranks of AA flight attendants when the two carriers merged in 2012.

In the election of an African - American president less than a half - century after the end of official racial segregation in much of the country, these Americans see the triumph of the values enshrined in the US Constitution over America's legacy of social, political, and economic prejudice.

It is the other side of the iPad Pro coin: Apple's machine spawns from a strong tablet legacy, and it's trying to work its way around being a proper laptop replacement by tweaking the software to accommodate the needs and demands of more power users (like iOS 11's new iPad Pro-specific multitasking, and the introduction of a dock).

But Obama's legacy can't be undone so easily, a former insider says.

«Literacy is her major legacy,» said Myra Gutin, a professor of communication at Rider University and the author of Barbara Bush: First Lady of Literacy.

Armoyan says he'll retire «the day I die,» but he is thinking about his legacy.

«The company had such an amazing legacy... of not being afraid to stick its neck out on important social issues,» says Bergh.

The legacy U.S. Airways FAs and legacy AA FAs expect to be fully integrated into one flight attendant unit as of Oct. 1.

But while that tidbit will inevitably make its way into the history books, her initiative to promote literacy is the core tenet of her legacy.

Susan Faykus, from Integrated Financial in Austin, Texas, says: «More often than not, when we help business owners exit their existing company, we commonly find they have waited too late to engage legal, business broker and financial strategist professionals that could help them mitigate the heavy tax burden that could have been restructured for philanthropy or their legacy.»

Creating a general news publication to compete with the likes of well respected legacy outlets is a huge task.

There's one condition: if chosen, then when it's time for you to leave your legacy, you pass on everything you know to fifteen more people.

While she may not have been alive to watch Prince William marry the love of his life, the priceless pieces of jewelry Kate Middleton wears that once belonged to her continue to keep her legacy alive.

And then you look at the market, where there's no legacy infrastructure in many cases, and see that it's a lot easier to build these markets because they're building them from scratch.

But Bush's choice to champion literacy is also indicative of her persona — and legacy — as a whole, say both Gutin and James Engel, a presidential historian at Southern Methodist University.

Lockheed Martin is one of several legacy companies working to be a part of future Mars missions, while SpaceX and its founder Elon Musk are pushing to begin colonizing Marsas early as 2022.

The founder will potentially add 20 - 30 percent to the value of the exit if they have a strong team of advisers at the earliest possible stage — an experienced and professional team of business intermediaries / brokers, legal, financial strategists and tax planners who can expertly structure the business to accomplish the seller's goals, inclusive of lifestyle, philanthropy and legacy.

It's a way many legacy companies are attempting to compete against giant tech companies — and in many cases protect their industry.

In the legacy, offstage channels of phone and telephone, this isn't an issue.

Under the leadership of chairman and right - wing radio host Steve Bannon, the company has «put a stake through the heart of Andrew's legacy,» Shapiro said.

David Jr. says he hopes the legacy of the Rockefellers isn't about their wealth, but the more enduring causes that wealth has funded.

«I'm rebuilding my legacy,» says Buari.

Many legacy brands have sought to reformulate their iconic brands in a bid to meet changing interests in what consumers, in particular millennials, want.

Bitcoin gained prominence in large part thanks to the Silk Road marketplace for illegal drugs and other black - market goods, a legacy that has persisted beyond Silk Road's shutdown.

As legacy users drop off or upgrade, BlackBerry's service revenue will continue to fall, and it needs something to make up the difference.

Generally, the tax system is not really about pensions, legacy and social programs.

«I hope that our family legacy will be about a global perspective, not a narrow perspective,» he said.

However, the main problem the first Surface had wasn't hardware, but software: Windows RT, the operating system (OS) it shipped with, did not support all of Windows» legacy apps, which alienated even those customers who may have been interested in the idea.

In the airline industry, the legacy airlines (American, Delta, and United Airlines) would be the most obvious candidates to benefit, given their popularity with business travelers, but the report found that Southwest Airlines may have as much, or more, to gain from HQ2.

The Windimurra vanadium project carries a legacy of missed milestones, lengthy litigation and ownership changes.

The Surface Pro runs Windows 10, which (unlike Windows 8) is a full - blown desktop - first OS, and as such it works perfectly with peripherals like an external mouse and all of the legacy Windows apps many people use every day.

If we look hard, we find all kinds of supposedly established legacy companies that would be vulnerable to competition from an eager and creative startup.

I believe that other great leaders, thinkers, doers, and people with legacies worth making will also start sharing everything they know for free.

Bernier's personal shortcomings may have made him a lousy minister, but his policy legacy needs to be rediscovered.

As long as you can preserve the novelty, value and legacy relevance of your data, you can feasibly cut costs and still see long - term benefits.

It's about his legacy — the future of the name Dell, the future that his kids and grandkids will have to live with over the next 50 to 100 years.

In step with its latest «cause marketing» crusade, the legacy brand also released a heartstring - tugging video.

Third, build a platform of success for others as your legacy.

Ultimately, the reason I'm a fan of mentorship is that it equates with legacy.

You really can retrofit legacy hospitals as long as you have infrastructure capable of it,» says Aviv Gladman, Mackenzie's chief medical information officer.

His legacy remains strong today.

This is the stuff of which legacies are made, careers advance, and companies ultimately flourish.

Deficit will be President Donald Trump's legacy, financial strategists are warning as the U.S. budget expands to accommodate the government's spending plan.

(Although, as at Harvard, there is a back door for legacies; 60 percent of new hires are referrals.)

This was when Sean Parker, serial entrepreneur — co-founder of Napster, founding president of Facebook fb, blunt - talking oracle of Internet disruption, and occasional subject of tabloid scuttlebutt — recognized his legacy.

Once you've shed your tears and accepted that it's time to break the news to your bad brand, call your branding therapist, put away the tissues and start a new logo relationship that propels you to retirement and leaves a legacy.

Although France's lengthy occupation of Vietnam is long over, their legacy has lived on.

The series took a bit of a tumble when it replaced Damon with Jeremy Renner as the lead in «The Bourne Legacy.»