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31. Hurray vice president and chief financial officer Guo Xiaoqing ( - ) as Acting Chief Financial Officer.
32. G. M. 's chief financial officer, Christopher Liddell, said that the company was hitting its internal targets as it prepared for an initial offering of stock.
33. If you want a controllership or chief financial officer position in a listed company, you should try to qualify as a certified public accountant.
34. It fired Bartz without a successor on hand, naming Tim Morse, the chief financial officer, as interim C.E.O.
35. "I get aggravated by advertising during the flight, " says Memphis-based frequent flier Trey Block, the chief financial officer of a chemical distribution company.
36. Relations with the regulatory agencies are coordinated by the Chief Financial Officer.
37. Glenn Asham , New Flyer's chief financial officer, declined to comment further.
38. NZZ am Sonntag also reported more top UBS managers had paid back bonuses, including former Chief Financial Officer Clive Standish and the former head of its investment bank, Hugh Jenkins.
39. This report is prepared under the direction of the Department's Chief Financial Officer ( CFO ).
40. Dell Chief Financial Officer Brian Gladden, in a call with reporters, blamed the margin squeeze on higher memory and liquid-crystal display expenses.
41. Cnooc takes into consideration the prospect of a "reasonable" return on investment when acquiring overseas assets, Chief Financial Officer Zhong Hua told reporters today.
42. John Martin , Time Warner's chief financial officer, said that the company was evaluating its options.
43. Firstly, announced that its chief financial officer of only eight months was leaving.
44. C.N) was under direct pressure from U.S. regulators to replace former chief financial officer Ned Kelly, the Financial Times said, citing parts of a confidential agreement it viewed.
45. Sixty-seven year old Mr. Koch served as interim chief financial officer of Kmart when it became the largest retailer to seek Chapter 11 protection in 2002.
46. Toyota is trying to compete with South Korean and Chinese cars by reducing procurement costs by up to 30 percent, Chief Financial Officer Satoshi Ozawa told Nikkei in an interview.
47. The ongoing cost saving programme will be led by Richard Solomons, who assumes the role of Head of Commercial Development in addition to his duties as Chief Financial Officer.
48. The prices of some computer components, such as memory and monitors, will be "less favorable" in the current quarter than in the first period, Chief Financial Officer Cathie Lesjak told analysts.
49. 'There are some customers who have accepted the surcharges and some who have not, ' says Aditya Mittal, chief financial officer at ArcelorMittal.
50. "On paper we have a potential gain in excess of $30bn," said Joe Price, BofA's chief financial officer,[http://sentencedict.com/financial officer.html] adding that it would be able to cash in some of its holding over the next 2 to 3 years.
51. Sixteenth session of the Asia - Pacific Chief Financial Officer Roundtable held in Shanghai today.
52. By Fang Wei served as the Deputy Chief Financial Officer.
53. Pierre Lorinet, chief financial officer of Trafigura , added: " The fundamentals do not support current prices. "
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