Nobody seriously thought to second-guess the board's judgment.
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Many countries developed their high-tech industries long before they had a second board.
During a conference call touting the automaker's solid second-quarter earnings, GM announced that Akerson, a board member since 2009, will become CEO.
In both the disaggregated and legacy weekly commitment of traders reports issued by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the managed-money and speculative non-commercial accounts decreased their net-long positions across the board, for the second week in a row in some cases.
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He bought an electric saw and some lumber to patch the second-floor gallery, but every time he was halfway through a board a fuse would blow in the spider-haunted circuit box in the kitchen.
But having a successful predecessor sitting on the board (and, as is often the case with second-act chief executives, a big shareholder to boot) cannot have made life easy for David Pottruck, who had taken over from Mr Schwab in 2003.
Second, the McCain legislation calls for the creation of an industry-government advisory board tasked to consider and jointly develop recommendations concerning future standards for encryption exports.
Outspoken analyst and fund manager Tom Brown, of New York-based Second Curve Capital, wrote in a letter to Citigroup's board last week that "the growth strategy lately being articulated by management will end in costly failure, " and he repeated his call for a break-up of the company.
It has fallen behind in adapting electronic technologies that would help it compete for volume with other exchanges, dropping from second to third-largest among the nation's options exchanges, behind the Chicago Board Options Exchange and the International Securities Exchange.
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He soon lost his board seat as well after taking a swing at Meitec's new second-in- command.
Members of the school board of Hillsborough County (which includes part of Tampa, Florida's second-largest city) have offered to take a pay cut if their schools fail.
The second asset is that the unions operate on every level of politics, right down to local school-board races.
The source said the tree -- located at the site of the second blast -- was removed along with the surrounding grate, where the explosive device's circuit board was found.
The government narrowly avoided a second defeat when it saw off a move that would have forced commissioners to appoint a non-executive board of between four and seven members to provide advice to PCCs on issues such as finance, staff and equality.
Second that it would be pretty odd if Lloyds' board doesn't tomorrow confirm that the Co-op is its preferred bidder.
Second, it recommends that the power of the executive board be increased relative to that of national central-bank governors, who are more likely to be influenced by national interests.
The merger between Glencore and Xstrata was finalised on 2 May after much delay, mainly due to opposition by Qatar Holdings, Xstrata's second largest shareholder, against the multi-million pound "golden handcuffs" plan to retain Xstrata's board members.
Currently, he sits on the advisory board for Tout, a social-media startup that lets users make and share 15-second videos.
The government narrowly avoided a second defeat last Wednesday when it saw off a move that would have forced commissioners to appoint a non-executive board of between four and seven members to provide advice to PCCs on issues such as finance, staff and equality.
Queens resident Danielle Forgione is scrambling to sell her second-floor apartment after a neighbor complained about 1-year-old Petey the pig to the co-op board.
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