Better to think of each firm as a single entity.
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It's a structural problem no single entity can do much about.
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It's hard to speak about the UN as a single entity.
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It is a single entity made up of multiple, distinct panels.
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Similarly, in a decentralized autonomous organization, no single entity owns the unit.
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"This super channel is then routed as a single entity," Maher said.
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So I have to say Women of Honor, as a single entity.
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The settlement is the largest with a single entity in Justice Department history.
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That is well above the RBI's permissible exposure levels to a single entity.
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The administrative state combines all three of those functions into a single entity.
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As a refresher, a decentralized protocol means that no single entity controls the process.
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No single entity or country is responsible for this massive expansion of the Internet.
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A special purpose vehicle is a structure that pools investors into a single entity.
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The two banks are due to combine as a single entity from April 1.
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Unlike traditional currencies, which rely on governments and central banks, no single entity controls bitcoin.
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"You're no longer just an astronaut in your spacesuit as a single entity," said Lee.
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A transparent, foldable display isn't a single entity forged in the depths of Mount Samsung.
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We are therefore treating the two entities as if they operate as a single entity.
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It is the largest settlement ever reached between the Justice Department and a single entity.
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In an additional complication, the eight countries are no longer participating as a single entity.
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Rather, in the improvised-music business, the most important single entity is the musicians themselves.
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Commerce calculated a preliminary dumping rate of 230.31 for Vietnamese respondent Clearwater Metal Single Entity.
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In the booth, they are a single entity working on unspoken understanding built up over years.
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Ultimately, PDVSA became a single entity and operator, nominally under the control of a government ministry.
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From 2000, when National Amusements acquired CBS, until 2006, the two companies were a single entity.
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Normally, a class action lawsuit involves a large group of individuals (a "class") suing a single entity.
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Since it's not backed by a single government, no single entity is in charge of overseeing bitcoin.
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Because responsibility devolves downward, no single entity gets stuck tracking and dispatching an unwieldy number of DERs.
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The state is trying to create a single entity to serve as collector of remote sales taxes.
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Another advantage to index funds is that they aren't tied to the success of a single entity.
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Facebook's the most pervasive single entity in the history of the world—nearly two billion worldwide users.
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They've found no other single entity — corporation, government agency, or individual — responsible for so much environmental degradation.
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Daimler AG and BMW Group later merged their mobility service businesses into a single entity called Intelligent Apps.
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Europe was to be united into a single entity as the solution for inner-European conflicts and antagonisms.
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The process would be simplified if the debt of a single entity were transferred to one bad bank.
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"At the end of the day all of these speakers connect back to a single entity," Sadeh explained.
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Japanese artist Ryoichi Kurokawa considers his works "time-based sculptures," melding sound and image into a single entity.
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GTB's structure also shifted from a collective of separate agencies to a single entity with one revenue stream.
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A holistic view of cyber security must be applied, which recognizes that no single entity stands in isolation.
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Antitrust agencies will have to look at the concentration of the personal data held by a single entity.
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There is no single entity representing the Democratic Party that can ensure coordination around candidates in a jungle primary.
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I have friends who are happily married and constantly adjusting to being a pair rather than a single entity.
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This property is far less useful if a single entity is able to disrupt, censor or destroy Bitcoin's network.
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No single entity will be able to effect change by itself, no less one immersed in metaphor and reflection.
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It needs to be so that data can move around worldwide without all being controlled by a single entity.
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It said it would similarly move its bike rental, designated driver and public transportation units into a single entity.
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"You don't want any single entity prescribing these taxonomies in such a degree as Facebook does today," he said.
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In most districts, a single entity — a board of education — is responsible for both running schools and evaluating them.
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Unilever plans to end its dual-headed Anglo-Dutch structure and rebase in the Netherlands as a single entity.
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This law prevented any single entity from owning every step of the motion picture business, from production to distribution.
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One last point: The New York Times story treats GMOs as a single entity to be accepted or rejected.
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These are two things we're likely to enjoy at the same time, but vary rarely combined into a single entity.
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Similarly, using a blockchain-type system to replace the single entity Certificate Authority, can keep our digital certificates much safer.
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Fitch believes these linkages give Ciputra Development strong control over its subsidiaries and therefore they operate as a single entity.
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But what I came away thinking is: It's increasingly difficult to assess "Obamacare" as if it is a single entity.
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The N.F.L. said it deserved to be exempt because it was a single entity, not a collection of 32 teams.
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Under those regulations, Kohn explains, groups of whistle-blowers can come forward anonymously and be classified as a single entity.
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Precourt would retain his equity stake in the single-entity league and transfer it into an expansion team in Austin.
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Facebook needs to be regulated more tightly, or broken up so that no single entity controls all of its data.
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There's no way to determine how much in total the administration is spending because no single entity tracks that money.
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But no one could recall ever seeing two or more banks combining as a single entity on a public transaction.
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Currently, Bloomberg says it's still unclear whether Apple will ever combine the macOS and iOS App Stores into a single entity.
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Among its benefits, an SPV allows a cleaner cap table with one single entity picking up a stake in a startup.
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The AAF is set up as a single entity business model that will see the league sign contracts and distribute players.
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At the same time, Google continues to collect more data on more people than any single entity anywhere in the world.
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Novak, by himself, as a single entity has obviously brought and is still bringing incredible joy to an everyday Serbian person.
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Their love was so consuming that they wanted to fuse into a single entity, freed from the binary divisions of gender.
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Back in April, Pai's FCC changed the rules that cap how much ownership of local TV markets a single entity can possess.
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Italy could seize this moment to create a single entity to help the banks sell their bad debt, and accelerate bankruptcy reforms.
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The company provides a publishing tool that blends blogs and email newsletters into a single entity, with a focus on subscription monetization.
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Some Kurds have dreamed of merging the whole community — 30 million people across Turkey, Iraq, Syria and Iran — into a single entity.
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Italy could seize this moment to create a single entity to help the banks sell their bad debt and accelerate bankruptcy reforms.
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"Facebook needs to be regulated more tightly, or broken up so that no single entity controls all of its data," he wrote.
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Part of what gives the Venice Biennale its energy is that no single entity controls either the art or how it is funded.
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"Any decisions to revisit the 14-day rule should involve a wide swath of stakeholders, not a single entity," Insoo told The Verge.
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They're Korean nationalists, which I think is why they're a little softer on North Korea, because they see it as a single entity.
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As part of that same finding, the department calculated a preliminary anti-dumping rate of 230.31 percent for Vietnam's Clearwater Metal Single Entity.
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First, up until recently, when the state's homeless council was formed, California did not have a single entity that was dealing with homelessness.
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Merging mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into a single entity, according to the proposal, would make the two institutions more efficient.
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Analysts and investors have long speculated the insurer would eventually consolidate ownership of the family-controlled conglomerate's financial arms under a single entity.
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That is, the law treats them as if they were a single entity — if a crime has occurred, they are ALL guilty, equally.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff explains, we often talk about "the wage gap" as a single entity, but there are many different wage gaps.
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Located in the southern constellation of Eridanus, NGC 1487 is made up of at least two galaxies coming together to form a single entity.
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It's difficult to remember "The Bell" as a single entity after you're finished with it, because it always seems to be moving somewhere different.
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Harvard's endowment is made up of more than 13,2.53 individual funds invested as a single entity and is overseen by the Harvard Management Company.
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Meta Athena moves like a single entity as they push forward toward the point, moving at the same time in their perfectly coordinated advance.
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It also mandated that foundations would no longer be allowed to invest more than a third of their total assets in any single entity.
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" These include "an elf or fairy," as well as "a computer graphic which may be moved onscreen and otherwise manipulated as a single entity.
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But there's no way to determine how much in total the administration is spending at Trump properties because no single entity tracks that money.
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Under those rules, companies are required to delete personal information, which can be difficult on a decentralized blockchain network that no single entity controls.
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Johannesburg (CNN)Let's get this out of the way first: It's a bit of a misnomer to talk about "Africa" as a single entity.
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Phillips Edison, a privately held REIT whose shares are illiquid, is seeking shareholder approval later this week to consolidate its structure into a single entity.
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Unlike the Overwatch League, which is a single entity operated entirely by Blizzard, the landscape for professional League of Legends is a bit more complex.
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Arkea had already challenged the ECB's power to oversee the whole network of lenders as a single entity and the regulator has rebuffed the demand.
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Delta previously had separate agreements with both Air France-KLM and Virgin Atlantic — the new joint venture would replace those agreements with a single entity.
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And backers say a single entity could apply a uniform clean-energy policy across more territory, carrying out Mr. Brown's vision on a wider scale.
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The companies argued that the two stood a better chance to compete against AT&T and Verizon (disclosure: Verizon owns TechCrunch) as a single entity.
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But Oath will be a way for Verizon to present its family of digital content services to advertisers and other partners as a single entity.
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It works, but as I discovered, without a healthy application of Pam or oil first, your pizza and the pan will fuse into a single entity.
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The write-down comes after Israel's markets regulator said the company's subsidiaries were separate cash generating units and not a single entity, as Bezeq had sought.
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All of which is to say that you can't think of a transparent, foldable display as a single entity forged in the depths of Mount Samsung.
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Another bill, SB 4, would combine the state board of ethics and the state board of elections into a single entity that would—what a coincidence!
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One viable solution would be to merge the operation into a single entity called "One Penn Station" to govern the facility and better address local needs.
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It's an industry increasingly controlled by a single entity called Service Corporation International (SCI), a company with 20,000 employees and a market capitalization of $4 billion.
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The law states if someone works for pay from a single entity, then there is a legal presumption that person is an employee, not a contractor.
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In December, the campaign made public that it was formally merging key operations with the Republican National Committee to create a single entity, called Trump Victory.
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Before I make the argument once again that our brains are not a single entity, let's consider our bodies, of which the brain is part and parcel.
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Deutsche's agreement represents the largest resolution for the conduct of a single entity in misleading investors in residential mortgage-backed securities, the department said in a statement.
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The department said it calculated a preliminary dumping rate of 168.93 for Geelong Sales (Macao Commercial Offshore) Ltd, and a rate of 90.40 for Tongrun Single Entity.
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In other cases, exact phrases or sentences were echoed by sites and social-media accounts in rapid succession, signaling membership in connected networks controlled by a single entity.
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Coal is heading toward a deserved and unavoidable sunset, and by making "coal and nuclear" a single entity, the nuclear industry risks getting stuck on the same trajectory.
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State governments wishing to undertake collective bargaining with a single entity, and to allow that entity to charge all represented workers fairly, have the power to do so.
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Former CEO Aireen Omar, who became deputy group CEO in January, is overseeing the non-airline businesses in a single entity that will ultimately seek a U.S. listing.
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Stadium notes: With the exception of a few outliers (Seattle, Atlanta, etc.), MLS wants soccer-specific stadiums in every market because they benefit the league's single-entity structure.
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The two firms, Norton Rose Fulbright and Chadbourne & Parke, will merge into a single entity with more than 4,000 lawyers and expected annual revenue just under $2 billion.
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This is more what we'd expect of a sound wave as it travels through the air—the whole material, from top to bottom, vibrating as a single entity.
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At the top of each hour, groups of birds come together to form a single entity, then break apart into smaller groups over the course of the next hour.
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In the food delivery industry's biggest buyout of a single entity globally, Just Eat bought Australia's top food delivery site, Menulog, for A$855 million ($658 million) last year.
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So while they sell to different customers under different brands, and are based on two continents, the trio of automakers function in some key ways like a single entity.
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Some favor merging Fannie and Freddie into a single entity, while others want to turn them into a government-run housing finance corporation — a mortgage finance utility of sorts.
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This meant, as of 703, that there was no single entity that had the power to prohibit alcohol within the entire United States — and that was a good thing.
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The RBI also capped banks' exposure to a single entity to 2800 percent of a lender's capital base and to 25 percent limit to a group of connected entities.
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A U.S. State Department spokeswoman told reporters however that there has been no change to the United States' official acknowledgement that Taiwan and mainland China are a single entity.
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The total is the largest amount ever paid to resolve charges against a single entity for misleading investors in residential mortgage-backed securities, the department said in a statement.
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It has said it will not allow the Kurds to join their Syrian territories into one single entity that would occupy most of the territory opposite Turkey's southern border.
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With World War II at an end, the US and the then–Soviet Union conferred and decided to split apart a nation that had been a single entity for centuries.
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CBS is currently locked in a legal battle with shareholder Shari Redstone, who is trying to merge CBS and Viacom back into a single entity, a move Moonves is resisting.
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Chief Executive Erik Engstrom said a single parent company was a natural step following the renaming of the group from Reed Elsevier and creating a single entity three years ago.
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As Upbound CEO and founder Bassam Tabbara says, his company's solution could allow customers to run, scale and optimize their workloads across clusters, regions and clouds as a single entity.
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But Full Fact Director Will Moy and Digital Products Manager Mevan Babakar explained that the charity never raises more than 15 percent of its total funding from a single entity.
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Still, Whitney and other critics of the CIA too often aim to portray the agency and those who worked with it as a single entity acting with a unified purpose.
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And as she pulls herself off the stage floor, drawing the scraps of herself together to coalesce into a single entity, it's like nothing you've ever seen before on Broadway.
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Whether these companies will come to terms eventually remains unknown, but certainly under the proper conditions, there could be gains from combining the two printing giants into a single entity.
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Each block is linked cryptographically to the preceding block, forming a secure chain or ledger that anyone in the network can see but no single entity can hack or manipulate.
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Norton Rose Fulbright and Chadbourne & Parke, two large law firms, will merge to form a single entity with more than 4,000 lawyers and expected annual revenue just under $2 billion.
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And because there is no single entity controlling bitcoin, trying to crack down on it can be like playing a game of whack-a-mole, but with millions of people.
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One solution would be to create shared and regulated databases that are in possession of no single entity, thus preventing any party from unilaterally manipulating the data to their own favor.
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The blockchain and similar distributed ledgers are databases that are not maintained by a single entity, such as a bank or government agency, but collectively by a number of their users.
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The Koch-topus (as it is sometimes called) they vivified was not a single entity, but a series of organizations, super PACS, lobbying firms, think tanks, legislation factories, and legal institutes.
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And unless Tracy could show the union's participation in the conspiracy, the defendants said, there could be no conspiracy because the university defendants all acted on behalf of a single entity.
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But, as often happens when control over a powerful technology is vested in a single entity, Qualcomm has wielded its baseband processor patent in anticompetitive ways to protect its revenue stream.
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Presenting the government as a uniform single entity to lenders and borrowers, rather than a fragmented assortment of agencies, contractors, and programs with unique rules and forms, would benefit all involved.
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Even without taking into account the effects of migration, any efforts to simplify a culture to a single entity are going to be at best incomplete and at worst seriously damaging.
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"The desire that I have for my time at the Opera is to unite dance and opera, to show that we are a single entity," he said in a telephone interview.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Singapore-based Sembcorp Industries said on Monday it would reorganise its India energy operations into a single entity, citing a more streamlined shareholding structure and greater synergy.
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"This threat goes directly against the ethos and opportunity of the blockchain, a decentralized system that no single entity can control or censor," Hoover said, expanding on his tweet for CNBC.
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This means, perhaps paradoxically, that each of his paintings functions as a peculiarly single entity, a world unto itself; whatever you experience with one Nozkowski doesn't necessarily translate to the next.
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Everest is more than a mountain While there is no single entity to blame here, the shocking images and rising death toll among Mount Everest climbers are stark reminders, reflected Jill Filipovic.
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Vogelzang assisted Zalm in merging the Dutch parts of ABN and Fortis into a single entity and when ABN returned to the stock market in 2015 was widely tipped as his successor.
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He assisted Zalm in merging the Dutch parts of ABN and Fortis into a single entity and when ABN returned to the stock market in 2015 was widely tipped as his successor.
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The idea of an immutable database that stores transactions securely and transparently, and which is controlled by no single entity, is an interesting concept that can be applied to several different domains.
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And because Orchid's network is decentralized — it exists by virtue of its users operating Orchid software on their computers — it can't be shut down or controlled by a government or single entity.
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Transformations, a subset of her ongoing Fighting the Currents project, pairs images of curvy corals that line up with her own curves, tricking the mind into viewing them as a single entity.
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The other technique involves treating multiple Chinese companies of a product as a single entity, in essence penalizing some producers that do not violate anti-dumping rules along with those that do.
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Others, like Hartford, negotiate prices as a single entity, forcing health insurers to include all of their hospitals in a network or risk losing access in areas where there are no alternatives.
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The plan is meant to increase efficiencies across the region, lowering the cost of generation, and could give rise to a single entity that could apply clean-energy policies across more territory.
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The foreign ownership limit of 20 percent on a single entity basis and 25 percent on an aggregate basis of any Chinese owned bank and financial asset management company will be removed.
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The two companies will emerge from the buyout as a single entity with about $11 billion in annual revenue, and with shareholder ownership split 87 percent to 13 percent in Keurig's favor.
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President Donald Trump is planning to roll out an unprecedented structure for his 2020 reelection, a streamlined organization that incorporates the Republican National Committee and the president's campaign into a single entity.
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Unilever said last month it favored ending its dual Anglo-Dutch structure to become a single entity, but it has delayed a decision whether it would be based in Britain or the Netherlands.
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The startup approach: The PLL is a single-entity organization, so you should think of it more as a Silicon Valley startup (consisting of employees) than a traditional sports league (consisting of franchises).
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In addition to masterminding the network that has probably done more damage to US political discourse than any other single entity, Ailes was an advisor to Republican politicians and a serial sexual harasser.
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Viacom and CBS were a single entity until 22015, when Sumner Redstone, the 20063-year-old chairman of National Amusements and Ms. Redstone's father, split them up to try to extract more value.
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Why it matters: This comes on the heels of the AFL switching to a single-entity structure, which makes it a more attractive investment opportunity (investing in a league rather than a single team).
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"You can't view all nootropics and adaptogens as a single entity," Dr. David Hogan, a geriatrics professor at the University of Calgary that previously studied the effect of supplements on the brain, told Mashable.
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But if a state or city violates the terms of a direct loan, it is easier for a single entity, like a bank, to call the loan or pursue some other remedy, Vaudt said.
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The club is the result of a merger between two smaller teams: "Strapon" and "Elle", who after two years of organising games in their neighbourhood decided to join forces and form a single entity.
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Treated as a single entity, they would now be the largest shareholder in just over 40% of listed American firms, which, adjusting for market capitalisation, account for nearly 80% of the market (see chart).
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It's a set of technologies like deep learning, computer vision and natural language processing, but that's hard to sell, so these companies try to put a brand on it like it's a single entity.
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NIAMEY, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Niger will merge its public telephone and mobile communications companies into a single entity in order to expand its market share in the West African nation, the telecommunications minister said.
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Indeed, one of the useful things about the child pornography hash identification database is that it's managed by a single entity with specific knowledge and experience in the content at issue—that is, NCMEC.
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The most likely explanation is a slowly growing botnet owned and operated by a single entity that, in aggregate, drives enough traffic to justify itself — yet doesn't attract enough attention to get rolled up.
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But the American scene, thanks to the precedent set by the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL, as well as MLS's single-entity structure and nine-figure expansion fees, just isn't set up that way.
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Comprising some 130 drawings, the collection is being treated as a separate, single entity and will be available for sale privately at a price to be decided after the auction, according to Mr. Peattie.
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OSLO, March 19 (Reuters) - Norway's Telenor is combining its Asian operations into a single entity under new leadership to be better placed to pursue deals in the region, its top executive said on Thursday.
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Earlier this month, the NTIA signed off on ICANN's plan, which adds strong safeguards to prevent capture or manipulation by any single entity, whether it be a government, company or another self-interested party.
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Ninety-three percent of the federal statutes for public infrastructure projects between 2202 and 2628 authorized projects in which a single entity accepted contractual responsibility for both production and operation of an infrastructure project.
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The huge protests which brought down President Park and led to her indictment suggest there is an appetite for change within Korean culture, where government and big business are seen almost as a single entity.
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Although JVs reduce competition by letting rival carriers act as a single entity, it was thought that some cost savings would be passed on to passengers so long as new airlines could compete with incumbents.
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StanChart is seeking to reduce its interests in the Southeast Asian country to a single entity to comply with regulations, either by merging its branch with Permata or selling its stake in the local lender.
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"We are finally taking down the fences to operate Nevada as a single entity in order to deliver full value to both sets of shareholders," Barrick Chief Executive Officer Mark Bristow said in a statement.
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The deal itself isn't new — it was announced back in March — but it has reached its logical conclusion after two apps were merged to create a single entity, JioSaavn, which is valued at $1 billion.
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" OCE recommended to the ethics panel that the NIH meeting raised questions because Collins "took official actions or requested official actions that would assist a single entity in which he had a significant financial interest.
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In addition, they also plan to evaluate combining their 22,000 telecom towers in Italy into a single entity, potentially merging Vodafone's tower infrastructure with that of INWIT , the masts group 60-percent owned by Telecom Italia.
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LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Another top-10 Unilever shareholder declared its opposition to the company's plan to redomicile as a single entity in the Netherlands, becoming the fifth big investor to publicly criticise the board's plan.
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Kubernetes is an open source container orchestration tool that has rapidly gained acceptance by allowing operations to treat a cluster of Kubernetes nodes as a single entity, making it much easier to launch and manage containers.
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Net income attributable to the company jumped to $770 million, or 63 cents per share, in the quarter, on a pro forma basis, which assumes that the two companies were a single entity in both periods.
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Since the end of World War II, the disparate nations of Europe have undertaken an ambitious plan to stitch themselves together into a single entity: the European Union, a beacon of open borders and liberal democracy.
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It's the latest attack by Magecart, a group of groups rather than a single entity of hackers, all of which have different motivations and targets, but all of which use largely the same tactics and techniques.
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For true believers, it's not just about the price of a single investment, but instead a system that they believe could circumvent traditional governments by creating a decentralized, global financial system that no single entity oversees.
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The two banks, which are due to combine as a single entity from April 1, will disclose combined results from the second quarter onwards, NBAD Chief Financial Officer James Burdett said on an analysts' call on Tuesday.
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One of Mr. Norris's first moves as artistic director has been to merge the literary department and the National Theater Studio — its research and development space — into a single entity, now known as the New Work Department.
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Credit Mutuel Arkea, which comprises regional banks in western and central France and is seeking financial independence from its parent group, had challenged the ECB's power to oversee the whole network of lenders as a single entity.
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If we've learned anything from the last week, it's that "the FBI" isn't a single entity trying to do a single thing — it's rife with internal disagreements and power struggles playing out through leaks to the press.
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"We're looking at distributed applications, so that's where every single entity is expanding into a fully fledged start-up … so now I see blockchain companies are no different from an internet company or technology company," Chen said.
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What's never clear in a deal like this is how well the two companies will work together as a single entity, what impact it will have on employees and how Mitel will absorb and service ShoreTel's customer base.
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Strongly influenced by the cultural leanings of fashion and street art, the Belgian artist displays a knack for compiling disparate themes into a single entity; each collage unpeels like a ghostly onion, navigating through layer after translucent layer.
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"The floating, colorful everyday objects merge into a single entity, an almost living organism that modulates, attempting to find a poetic balance between space, electricity and relationships," writes NOME Gallery, which is holding the exhibition until April 16.
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Pro Rugby is a single-entity league, so players, coaches and other staff members have contracts with the league and are assigned to one of the five teams in an attempt to make them evenly matched and competitive.
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The bank's settlement was the largest resolution for the conduct of a single entity in misleading investors in residential mortgage-backed securities, surpassing the $7 billion that Citigroup had previously paid to federal and state authorities in 2014.
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It would also show how EOS could deliver on its promise to provide "the most powerful infrastructure for decentralized applications," which rely on a network of computers owned by different people, rather than a single entity like Google.
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Unilever said last year that collapsing into a single entity would benefit the company and shareholders, partly by facilitating big-ticket M&A deals, but it delayed a decision on location amid heightened political sensitivity caused by Brexit.
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The deal would lead to consolidation of YES's three home community portfolios into a single entity, whose principal owner and sole general partner would be Yes Communities, a newly formed real estate investment trust, YES said in a statement.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)At Google I/O 2019, Google announced it was renaming the Google Home Hub smart display to be the Google Nest Hub while also combining the two brands into a presumably more harmonious single entity.
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Schimmel's pieces for the capsule collection similarly play on the merging of disparate elements; she's paired, in a mix of gold and silver, Botta's iconic round oculus and the striated lines of the new annex into a single entity.
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By aggregating together distributed, small-scale resources (solar panels, batteries, fuel cells, smart appliances and HVAC systems, etc.), a microgrid can present to the larger grid as a single entity — a kind of Voltron composed of distributed energy technologies.
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Current NCPS capabilities, operationally known as the EINSTEIN program, are a discontinuous set of contracts with different contractors charged with different tasks assigned to various internal operators, with no single entity responsible for the overall effectiveness of the system.
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In the United States, for example, corporate persons can sue or be sued, enter into legal contracts, and be regulated at the level of a single entity—while at the same time protecting the individual owners and employees from liability.
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The deal would lead to consolidation of YES's three home community portfolios into a single entity, whose principal owner and sole general partner would be Yes Communities, LLC, a newly formed real estate investment trust, YES said in a statement.
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One of the nation's biggest health-care systems has agreed to pay the largest settlement ever by a single entity for potential violations of federal patient privacy law, related to breaches that compromised the electronic data of 20130 million patients.
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Net income attributable to the company jumped to $770 million, or 63 cents per share, in the second quarter ended July 3, on a pro forma basis, which assumes that the two companies were a single entity in both periods.
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I think they realize all this but PR is PR and they were trying to manage the crisis and it's convenient to point the finger at a single entity and try to paint the picture this is a rogue agent.
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Labor Department Secretary Alexander Acosta said at the Friday signing ceremony that these plans could potentially be run by a local single entity — he used the Chamber of Commerce as an example — and then would be portable among small businesses.
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"The new single entity will have a very robust balance sheet, tax optimized efficiencies, drastically reduced financial costs and synergies that will save us more than 21 million euros per year," Mytilineos' Managing Director Evangelos Mytilineos said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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Col. Kenneth E. Cole, who recently took over as deputy commander at the ACOE, relayed that in the operational force that he just left in Europe, pilots, air crews and maintenance crews are training as a single entity for large-scale combat.
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"By buying out all 30 teams and combining them into a modified single entity, they argued, they could streamline operations, boost TV revenue, and negotiate down player salaries from a position of absolute strength," a 2012 Bloomberg article detailing the attempted purchase said.
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Unilever said on Tuesday it favored collapsing its dual-headed, Anglo-Dutch structure into a single entity, but delayed a decision whether it would be based in Britain or the Netherlands, avoiding for now a choice with political dimensions amid ongoing Brexit negotiations.
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Just how economically successful the U.K. will be after Brexit, and on striking free trade deals around the world, remains to be seen — particularly as the U.K. goes from being part of a big influential bloc to a much smaller, single entity.
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Last month, Unilever said it favored collapsing its dual-headed, Anglo-Dutch structure into a single entity, but delayed a decision whether it would be based in Britain or the Netherlands, avoiding for now a choice with political dimensions amid ongoing Brexit negotiations.
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Every growing corporation reaches a point at which many of its internal factions and fiefdoms become, from an incentive perspective, parasites more interested in perpetuating themselves on the corpus of their host, rather than part of a single entity with a coherent vision and policy.
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By Barbara Grzincic Four Ohio hospitals and a financial-management company participating in a joint operating agreement do not constitute a single entity immune to claims that they conspired to keep a fifth hospital out of their market, a divided federal appeals court held Tuesday.
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The single-entity structure of MLS is a response to the North American Soccer League, which collapsed under the weight of precisely that spend-big-and-shine-bright approach: oversized contracts handed out to players who couldn't create ROI on or off the field.
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Writing about them as a single entity is beginning to feel like trying to put an out-of-context chapter of a novel that will never end into some sort of perspective, like trying to read text on the side of a moving train.
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The novel structure allows people to set up online accounts that can securely hold valuable personal information without having to trust a single entity that can hoard, abuse or lose control of the data, as happened with Facebook and the consumer credit reporting agency Equifax.
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Hackers have issued "zombie attack" alerts and other hoaxes on the legacy Emergency Alert System that feeds television and radio stations One challenge is that no single entity "owns" the emergency alerting system and no dedicated funding source exists to sustain and improve it.
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While rules limit banks to lending 15% of their net capital to a single entity, Bank of Liuzhou extended a 3.64-billion yuan credit line to its main shareholder, Liuzhou City Construction Investment Development Co, by end-2018, equivalent to 23.79% of the bank's net capital.
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While rules limit banks to lending 21% of their net capital to a single entity, Bank of Liuzhou extended a 26.8900-billion yuan credit line to its main shareholder, Liuzhou City Construction Investment Development Co, by end-2018, equivalent to 23.79% of the bank's net capital.
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"The key thing with the NHS is to first understand, as everyone in Britain knows, the NHS is not one single entity, it's hundreds of individual trusts, they all have their own IT budgets, their own decision-making and their own approaches to protecting themselves," he said.
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While rules limit banks to lending 28.52% of their net capital to a single entity, Bank of Liuzhou extended a 2066-billion yuan credit line to its main shareholder, Liuzhou City Construction Investment Development Co, by end-228, equivalent to 23698% of the bank's net capital.
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But because the Murdochs still own 39 percent of both Fox and News Corp, regulator Ofcom treated the two companies as a single entity, and concluded that taking full ownership of Sky could give the Murdoch empire the third-largest reach of any UK news provider.
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"Our vision from the start was to transform the infrastructure into a single entity where it's entirely possible to grasp the management of hyperscale data center infrastructure through the collection of trillions of associated metrics inside one view," NodePrime co-founder and CEO James Malachowski said in today's announcement.
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In its appeal, Oracle argues that a lower court correctly found that the DoD violated a law that prohibits the agency from awarding contracts of JEDI's kind and scale to a single entity, but that it was wrong to determine Oracle was not unfairly prejudiced by the violation.
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In addition to a shrinking number of retail locations, one of the biggest Santa photography companies, Cherry Hill, consolidated several companies into a single entity over the past couple of years, which has also had an impact, says Stephen Arnold, president of the International Brotherhood of Real Bearded Santas.
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In its announcement on Thursday, the department said tool chests manufactured by the Tongrun Single Entity in China would face antidumping duties of 97 percent, while imports from other Chinese producers would be hit with duties of 244 percent, if the ITC makes a final finding of harm.
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ABHFL's IDRS AND NATIONAL RATINGS The affirmation of ABHFL's ratings reflect Fitch's view that default risk at the bank and the holding company are likely to be highly correlated in view of the high degree of fungibility of capital and liquidity within the group, which is managed as a single entity.
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As with any large acquisition involving two enormous organizations, combining them could prove challenging, and the real test of this deal, once the dust has settled, will be how smoothly that transition happens and how well the companies can work together and become a single entity under the Salesforce umbrella.
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ABHFL The affirmation of ABHFL's ratings and Outlook revision reflects Fitch's view that default risk at the bank and the holding company are likely to be highly correlated in view of the high degree of fungibility of capital and liquidity within the group, which is managed as a single entity.
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Mr. Xi, China's most powerful leader in decades, has all but eliminated critical reporting in the mainland, placed new pressure on Hong Kong media and ordered a vast expansion of China's publicity machine, with state broadcasters merged into a single entity called the "Voice of China" to strengthen China's international messaging.
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This is a particularly extreme version of the "unitary executive" doctrine that conservative legal scholars sometimes appeal to (especially when there's a Republican president), drawing on the notion that the executive branch of government — including the federal police agencies and federal prosecutors — are a single entity personified by the president.
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To be sure, particularly in the wake of the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandal there is good reason to be wary of having one's personal data — weight, blood pressure, sleep patterns, location, social interactions and emotion experience — all linked and housed together in the cloud by a single entity like Google.
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"As shareholders, we were a little surprised at the level of exposure to a single entity in a precarious sector and by the recent additional bridging loan with, as it turns out, equally precarious safeguards," said Christopher Wong, senior investment manager in Aberdeen Asset Management Asia Ltd which owns DBS shares.
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One of the problems is that there is no single entity responsible for tracking Florida's particularly complicated network of fines, fees, and restitution, which makes it unclear how people will be kept updated on the total amount they must repay, or how local elections officials will track who can and cannot register.
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The size of the settlement would approach the $18.7 billion agreement that BP reached last year meant to resolve all federal, state and local claims against the oil giant arising from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, which at the time was the largest civil settlement with any single entity in the nation's history.
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While the Haslam group is a new investor in M.L.S. — under the league's single-entity structure, owners buy a stake in the league and are granted the right to operate individual teams — Precourt is expected to retain his equity stake and transfer it to a new expansion team in Austin in the next few years.
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We speak about the "Mueller probe" as a single entity, but it's important to understand that there are no fewer than five (known) separate investigations under the broad umbrella of the special counsel's office—some threads of these investigations may overlap or intersect, some may be completely free-standing, and some potential targets may be part of multiple threads.
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Instead of thinking of Los Angeles as a single entity, and seeing the artwork as a reflection of the city, I was drawn to the communities who lived near the platforms (and who had a say in selecting the art), rode alongside the polyglot commuters, and when I arrived home, wrote a few stories about what I saw.
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All soccer leagues in America should move to the same schedule that much of the world follows; M.L.S. should transform from a single-entity structure to individually run clubs; and the league and the lower divisions of soccer should also adopt a system of promotion and relegation — in which teams move up and down between division based upon their results.
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These approvals for the first time put Saudi Electricity in a position to break GE's hold on that work by having others bid against GE on maintaining the F-Class fleet - among the largest owned by a single entity and among the most lucrative service portfolios in the industry - when the existing contracts come up, according to the sources and industry databases.
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In order to get through really what's up there and where it's going and what can it do, the idea is to crowdsource multiple sources of independent information and see where does it seem to be consistent and where is it inconsistent, and do it in such a way that no single entity can dominate or bias what that answer is.
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While the league has moved closer to the European style in its branding and marketing — this year's two new clubs are named Inter Miami and Nashville S.C. — M.L.S. still has a single-entity ownership structure, hard limits on payroll, a season-ending playoff tournament and no relegation, the system by which underperforming teams are dropped from the league each year and replaced by new ones.
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Economic markets, and the political process, are shaped by the interplay of actors with conflicting interests with laws and mechanisms in place to prevent both collusion and the concentration of power in any single entity — we advocate a checks-and-balances structure for AI, by AI. For illustration, consider a bank being sued for denying more loan applications to African Americans than to white Americans.
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Kathleen Frydl, a drug policy historian, summarized some of the FDA's failures: From the misguided approval and branding of OxyContin, on the basis of information the FDA knew to be faulty, to the puzzling approval of the similar single-entity, extended-release opioids of Opana in 252 and Zohydro in 2000, the FDA operates on the belief that opioids are beneficial in managing chronic pain, although there is to date no persuasive evidence of their effectiveness, and only mounting proof of their morbid risk.
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Kathleen Frydl, a drug policy historian, summarized some of the FDA's failures: From the misguided approval and branding of OxyContin, on the basis of information the FDA knew to be faulty, to the puzzling approval of the similar single-entity, extended-release opioids of Opana in 2006 and Zohydro in 2000, the FDA operates on the belief that opioids are beneficial in managing chronic pain, although there is to date no persuasive evidence of their effectiveness, and only mounting proof of their morbid risk.
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Kathleen Frydl, a drug policy historian, previously summarized some of the FDA's other failures in the opioid crisis: From the misguided approval and branding of OxyContin, on the basis of information the FDA knew to be faulty, to the puzzling approval of the similar single-entity, extended-release opioids of Opana in 2006 and Zohydro in 2013, the FDA operates on the belief that opioids are beneficial in managing chronic pain, although there is to date no persuasive evidence of their effectiveness, and only mounting proof of their morbid risk.
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