Corporate in a sentence

Since Covid made working from home the norm for many corporate and tech workers, corporate networks have extended to multiple locations outside of the control of corporate IT departments.

Zane Lewis is principal and joint founder of corporate advisory firm SmallCap Corporate, which specialises in corporate advice and compliance administration to public companies.

The Company is committed to achieving high standard of corporate governance and leading the Group to attain better results and improve its corporate image with effective corporate governance procedures.

The UBI chief observed that under the new organisation structure, the ED (Corporate Banking) will be responsible for the wholesale business through 30-35 large corporate and mid-corporate branches.

He is the author of Still Dying for a Living: Corporate Criminal Liability after the Westray Mine Disaster (2012, UBC Press), along with other publications dealing with corporate crime and corporate criminal liability.

Mandriva Corporate Desktop Mandriva Corporate Desktop is the desktop counterpart to Corporate Server.

Related issues include corporate governance ; corporate social entrepreneurship ; political contributions ; legal issues such as the ethical debate over introducing a crime of corporate manslaughter ; and the marketing of corporations' ethics policies.

An analysis conducted by the Tunisian Economic Observatory has revealed a sharp drop in the share of direct tax revenues from corporate tax, after corporate tax cuts in 2015 and 2021.

An outstanding corporate PR success achieving its corporate goal of hiding the truth.

Barclays Corporate and Investment Bank is comprised of the Investment Banking, International Corporate Banking, Global Markets and Research businesses.

Haynes, who rented from corporate landlords that neglected to maintain their properties to the point where people had to move, wants to prevent corporate landlords from buying up homes on the North Side.

In such circumstances, the corporate’s books have to replicate taxes paid by the corporate or cash attributable to it.

New corporate service: Companies willing to provide WISeID services to employees or customers can get a corporate account, which gives administrative access to create users and manage their certificates.

Quinn took issue with Lightfoot for seeking corporate naming rights for Soldier Field, saying there’s no tasteful way to attach a corporate name to a war memorial.

Sharpton has used what Peter Flaherty, president of the National Legal and Policy Center in Virginia, a corporate watchdog, said was “quite clearly a shakedown operation” to secure corporate funding for NAN.

Short-seller Hindenburg accuses corporate raider Carl Icahn of a “ponzi-like” corporate setupfortune.

The 100 Best Corporate Citizens debuted in 1999 in Business Ethics Magazine and appeared annually in Corporate Responsibility Magazine for many years.

The Corporate Responsibility to Protect Human Rights Act provides a critical opportunity for Canada to step up and join other countries in placing people and the planet ahead of corporate profits.

The report catalogs how three groups, the Corporate Reform Coalition, the Proxy Preview triad, and the Center for Political Accountability, work to suppress conservative voices in corporate America by using shareholder resolutions.

The warning was contained in a jointly signed by the CBN's Deputy Governor, Corporate Services, Edward Adamu, and Director, Corporate Communications, Osita Nwanisobi.