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YOKOHAMA, Japan — Nissan Motor Co. 's chief operating officer said Tuesday that the automaker is working "with a sense of crisis" to lessen the impact of the strong yen on its business, as the currency's surge threatens to eat into profits in one of Japan's key export industries.
'Crisis' at Nissan Over Strong Yen
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A lot of aircraft move because of airlines 'inability to make predelivery payments," said Airbus Chief Operating Officer John Leahy, the company's top airplane salesman.
Airline Woes Press Jet Makers
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He was promoted to chief operating officer a year later, and became president in late 2000.
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Paul D. D.vis was named chief operating officer of this provider of self-service coin counting and e-payment solutions.
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Luckily, Hudson has a valuable lieutenant in Lawrence B. Prior III, an ex-Marine intelligence officer who joined BAE in July after serving as president of ManTech and chief operating officer at SAIC, both leading contractors to supersecret intelligence agencies.
Under the Gun
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Mr Haan, 45 years old, formerly was executive vice president and chief operating officer of Durametallic.
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They eventually will begin paring down their list to a second group of finalists and conduct a second round of interviews, Jeff Wilpon, the franchise's chief operating officer, said in a conference call.
Giants' Punter Dodge May Have to Kick Off
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More photos and interactive graphics But several directors—led by Robert S. Morrison , a former Quaker Oats Co. CEO—favor promoting Chief Operating Officer Inge Thulin to CEO for fear he will jump ship if Mr. Buckley's contract is renewed, according to the person.
3M Board Gets Stuck Over CEO's Contract
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When he resigned, he was Chief Operating Officer of the corporation.
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More photos and interactive graphics But several directors—led by Robert S. Morrison , a former Quaker Oats Co. CEO—favor promoting Chief Operating Officer Inge Thulin to CEO for fear he will jump ship if Mr. Buckley's contract is renewed, according to the person.
3M Board Gets Stuck Over CEO's Contract
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The cost-cutting plan, announced in February, is run by the company's chief operating officer and a group dubbed the "office of re-engineering.
Banks' Cost-Cut Efforts Aim to Juice Profits
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Electing C.airman and C.ief Executive Officer John W. Gibson to the additional role of president and Terry K. Spencer to the board of directors and as chief operating officer, associated with the retirement of James C. K.eale.
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Chief Operating Officer David Sanko announced that Guy Matthews, Bucks Countys first full-time county solicitor, has submitted a letter of intent to retire.
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Parke, previously president and chief operating officer, succeeds company founder Allen Mebane, who will remain as chairman.
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Doug Suttles, BP's chief operating officer for exploration and production, said it was impossible to know just how much oil was gushing from the well, but said the company and federal officials were preparing for the worst-case scenario.
Gulf oil spill swiftly balloons, may move east
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Her friend Mike Hudack, a developer and administrator for the National Hockey League and "one of the smartest people" she had ever met, was courting her to join the team as chief operating officer, a position that would require her to shmooze with investors and make distribution and advertising deals with major media companies.
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He joined Boeing after it merged with McDonnell Douglas and was president and chief operating officer under Condit.
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Ivester will remain chief operating officer for the time being, a spokeswoman added.
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Steven Black was named chief operating officer at Smith Barney, succeeding Dimon.
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Nissan's chief operating officer said the automaker is working "with a sense of crisis" to lessen the impact of the strong yen on its business, as the currency's surge threatens to eat into profits in one of Japan's key export industries.
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The penultimate step came in July 1998 when he was made executive director and chief operating officer.
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Jerry Brown, chief operating officer, sat down with them to discuss the risks and rewards of manufacturing sub-assemblies for a major overseas company.
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The violations occurred in 2001 and 2002, when then Aspen's co-chief operating officer, was involved in a "bake-off" with the other COO competing to succeed Evans as CEO of the company.
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Michael Spurr, chief operating officer of the National Offender Management Service, said steps had been taken to strengthen the management at Ford: "I am pleased the good work done by the prison on safety, suicide and self-harm, healthcare, and improved security with fewer absconds, has been acknowledged.
Drink and drugs rife at new year riot prison, report finds
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Formerly one of two chief operating officers at RIM, Mr. Heins said he would focus more on execution at the company, faulting RIM for failing to roll out products on time.
New RIM Chief Plots Overhaul
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Edward Hammel was named chief operating officer for this electrotherapeutic-technology company.
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Mark Cameron, chief operating officer at Astbury Marsden, reckons that expectations are being massaged by employers and that at least 12% of City employees expect no bonus this year.
Banks under fresh pressure to curb bonus and dividend payouts
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Lack of sanitation is one of the greatest risks in Port-au-Prince, as more than a million people now live in 116 improvised camps without latrines in school yards, soccer stadiums and even the front yard of the presidential palace, said Steve Hollingworth, chief operating officer for CARE.
U.S. military boosts aid to quake-ravaged Haiti
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The response has been overwhelming," Hiroshi Kobayashi, deputy chief operating officer for Honda's domestic operations, told a small group of reporters at a test-drive event in Tokyo.
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Without Murdoch there bigfooting the other moguls, his No. 2, Chief Operating Officer Peter Chernin, had a chance to sweet-talk them.
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But they are usually quicker to spot opportunities and gutsier in pursuit of them, according to Mark Paper, chief operating officer of Business Partners International, a South African financial institution specializing in lending and investing in smaller companies.
Small Factories Take Root in Africa
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They may even advance to peak corporate positions such as chief operating officer or chief executive officer.
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As InvestmentNews first noted in March, the association has been developing the course in response to demand from member advisers who said they needed more tools and support in helping clients handle the post-retirement "decumulation" phase, according to Stephen Mitchell, acting chief operating officer of RIIA.
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