Significados de corporate group en inglés

The Company's tenants range from sole proprietorships to national retailers, or corporate group of tenants.

He joined the firm's Europe and the Middle East corporate group in the London office on Feb. 1.

Both Simpson and Bowles have been traveling the country with the corporate group to push for a similar proposal.

ARRCO is a member of a corporate group including Antler Investment Holdings Ltd, the investment manager said in a statement.

The limits will also be based on "economic interdependence" to the corporate group, an expansion from direct subsidiaries.

The power of organising a large number of men into a corporate group depends on a special kind of genius.

Friday's raids were the largest in terms of manpower mobilized involving a single corporate group in South Korea, Chaebul.com's Chung said.

In another State, a single corporation held it, and yet again, it was often held by a corporate group acting together.

At Cadwalader Fraidin he will reunite with Richard Brand, co-chairman of the firm's corporate group, who often handles legal matters for Pershing Square.

The OECD transfer pricing guidelines provide five methods to approximate an arm's-length pricing of transactions and profit allocation between companies of the same corporate group.

But he has masterminded Mannesmann's metamorphosis into the country's fastest growing corporate group - and could yet re-emerge as one of its post-modern business leaders.

The ATO then broke down these entities into 1,331 "economic groups" to reflect the fact some were part of one corporate group.

Mainland, which Mayfair says is part of its corporate group, has so far spent at least $7.4m taking out options to buy the properties.

David Carter, founder and CEO, Corporate Group What time do you get up?

The buy side is not as organized and nowhere near as well funded as the corporate groups.

I also do a lot of work with corporate groups, advising staff on applying make-up and smart techniques.