Head honchos in Hollywood donated money and avowed their support.
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And the head honchos at Fox News became Trump people, too.
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To find out what gifts the head honchos really want, we went straight to the source.
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Now, he is questioning that choice, following a bizarre and accusatory conversation with the Bell Labs head honchos.
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All the head honchos of the world were in what seemed like the sensate version of the Constitutional convention.
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A couple of doors down is home to one of Silicon Valley's head honchos in the venture capital arena.
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" Last year, the head honchos at Hyperloop One told The Verge they expect to see "working hyperloops around the world... by 2020.
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Jody Williams and Leslie Roberts, the head honchos of music publisher BMI, inked the deal with Todd, and it's a sweet one.
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He ribbed others involved in bringing "Uncut Gems" to the big screen as well, including the directors and one of its head honchos.
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The head honchos of the company that runs all things 'Hamilton' just filed suit against t-shirt makers, SunFrog, for hawking bootleg 'Hamilton' shirts on their site.
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And it's something that many in the tech industry, including the head honchos at Microsoft, Facebook, Apple, and Google, all expect will be the next big thing.
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Apple's head honchos gave the biggest plug possible to an unsigned, independent artist during their iPhone X launch, and she could land a record deal because of it.
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In 21980, Kinemat head honchos Donovan Wong and Kelvin Tan threw one of the country's first drum and bass festivals, En Route, at the historic Mount Faber park.
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There are people just starting out at the bottom of the ladder, who have to fall in line, all the way up to the head honchos making the major decisions.
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They were filming without a live studio audience on Friday, but according to reports ... head honchos have pulled the plug, following suit with a number of other productions around town.
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Transgender powerlifters hoping to compete with USA Powerlifting received a crushing blow on Thursday, when head honchos for the sport's leading federation reportedly voted to uphold its ruling banning transgender women competitors.
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It's been a while since I've played around on Google Earth, but an assignment from the head honchos at ACME to find the elusive Carmen Sandiego got me to click around the world.
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Fashion Review This time, there was no gala opening lunch hosted by the prime minister so all of Italy's luxury head honchos could rub elbows over pappardelle and listen to powerful state officials sing their praises.
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In the past couple of months, we've already had scorchers of projects from the head honchos of the crew Chance The Rapper and Vic Mensa, a breakout moment from Joey Purp, and equally fire new stuff from rookie Sterling Hayes.
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It prompted extensive reform at the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, whose head honchos immediately changed the rules behind Grammy nominations to favor commercial pop musicians and prevented, preemptively, such a tragedy from ever, ever befalling the Grammys again.
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Although his tirade was most likely an attempt to portray himself as one of the head honchos of the company, some believe it is further evidence to support Bleacher Report's article that stated that there is currently a rift between McGregor and White.
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Record label head honchos, over-friendly music PRs, slick-talking A&R representatives, meandering journalists, colossal brands, and other industry entities flock to the seaside for the most important weekend on their working calendar: the Great Escape Festival—which is kind of like SXSW, but with bags of chips and pebbles instead of overbearing accents and self-aggrandizing tacos.
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Sources within the palace walls tell TMZ ... staffers working at Gordon Ramsay's Pub & Grill -- which is owned and run by Caesars itself -- were notified by head honchos late Saturday furloughs were being instituted effective immediately ... and employees there, including some who were full-time, were told to go home and not return to work for the time being.
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But today, the head honchos of Merck, Under Armour and Intel are being held up as heroes thanks to their decision to resign from President Trump's business advisory council, following Mr. Trump's tepid response to white supremacist violence this past weekend in Charlottesville, Va. Kenneth Frazier, the Merck C.E.O., published his statement first on Twitter Monday morning.
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On 13 February 2006, Ahirudin resigned from his editorial position as the newspaper was revamped to cater to younger readerships. Ahirudin further departed from the New Straits Times Press in May 2006, amid speculation that included a "run-in with the present head honchos in the organization." Ahirudin has worked with the NSTP for 21 years. Ahirudin was the President of the National Press Club from 2003 to 31 March 2007, succeeded by Mokhtar Hussain, his brother, and remains as its adviser until March 2009.
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In the alternative Hollywood of 1970s, director Floyd Mutrux got the green light to produce a film about young drug addicts. Eager to tap into the youth market, and without a clue of how to do it, studio head honchos signed off on the film despite it having no viable script. It was instead based on some interviews with actual drug addicts. Dusty and Sweets McGee follows the two young addicts of the title as they idly spend their days in early 1970s Los Angeles.
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A fellow Motswako artist once said "poetry is both lyric and content; one without the other can never be on point". These words encapsulate what Tuks is about, paying homage to one of the most critical aspects of the five elements of hip hop for an MC. Rhythm and Poetry. The art of story- telling in Setswana and English started a movement that was later dubbed Motswako and has had head-honchos like Tuks at its fore-front for over five years. Born Tumelo Kepadisa back in 1981 in Mafikeng, Tuks Senganga (as he is known by fans in all corners of the globe) started writing poetry at the age of 12 having drawn his inspiration from his daily experiences of having grown up in the Bophutatswana homeland during the apartheid regime which was later re-established as the North West Province in South Africa.
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Tung is a television news anchor and current affairs presenter with MediaCorp TV Channel 8 and Channel U. Tung joined MediaCorp in 1997 as a Chinese-language news editor before becoming a news reporter and anchor in 2000. Having fronted MediaCorp TV Channel 8 news programmes such as Singapore Today, Singapore Today Roving News, News 8 at Ten, Money Week and World This Week, Tung has interviewed over 70 Chief Executive Officers and head honchos of listed companies, reaffirming her accomplishment as the show host of Singapore's leading Chinese-language financial television programme. In her 15-year career as journalist, Tung has covered major events including APEC, ASEAN summits, World Bank/IMF meetings and Singapore's General Elections between 2001 and 2015. Most recently, she hosted “Singapore General Election 2015”, a seven-hour mega “live” show telecast on Channel 8. Tung extended her role of a business news presenter by hosting the annual Budget Forums between 2002 and 2015.
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