... major problems with such reorganizations. First, they are really ... outright failure." Reorganizations require sustained commitment ... The bigger problem with reorganizations is that they distract from ... the center of the recent reorganization talks, largely ...

... and look at whether taxpayers will receive a return on their investment. GM and Chrysler executives faced questions last week from Congress over the elimination of hundreds of dealerships as part of the companies' reorganizations.

... story facilities. He is also to report back to the board regarding costs. In other business: ⠢ Accepted the reorganization of the board. Lawrence will continue as board president and Jerry Roberts will continue as vice-president. Martin ...

... said. â He came aboard in 1988 when we reorganized and became a nonprofit. He was one of the first board members in that reorganization,â Atkinson said. â He was very instrumental in setting up the business end of the chamber. He helped set up an auditing ...

... claims by fired utility workers in Florida, who claim that more than 70 percent of those laid off during company reorganizations in the early 1990s were age 40 or older. A ruling against the workers would mean that to win future age bias cases ...

... the year before. Earnings per share stayed fairly steady, going up to $1.11 from $1.07. Cost-cutting reorganizations helped keep Kimberly-Clark profitable. On the local level, the Conway mills offered 140 workers early retirement ...

... the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce proudly announced a reorganization of its downtown group. Mainly pushed by the Main Street ... said the downtown merchants have been pleased with the reorganizations. Two committees have been formed and have a schedule of ...

... founded in Derby, Conn., in 1850 by Anson G. Phelps, a wealthy New York importer. After two fires and corporate reorganizations, the company moved to Brooklyn, N.Y., in 1880. Your clock is called a "crystal regulator," and was probably ...

... Union messages. In 1965, Lyndon Johnson proposed term limits on House members and a variety of other government reorganizations that he knew had no chance whatsoever of being enacted. Normally, a lame-duck president has a full two years ...

... administrators have been proffering since the administrative reorganization movement began with a presidential commission on efficiency ... in this century have adopted more or less comprehensive reorganizations, and some of the others have acted to reorganize important ...