Mr. Scism says Microsoft has gained traction with its effort to reenter the mobile market.
For the surviving ATT Long Distance business to reenter the wireless arena, it bought McCaw Cellular in 1994.
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Once you want to reenter the workforce, these contacts will be your conduit for hearing about new jobs and opportunities.
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For India's Tata Group, the establishment of an airline will mark the culmination of years of efforts to reenter the aviation business.
It is launching a fleet of spy satellites and plans to test a rocket that can reenter the atmosphere--officially, for space shuttle research.
The group had aborted plans to reenter the sector at least twice since early 1990s when India opened the sector for private investment.
The Atlantic Club casino would serve as a beachhead for PokerStars to reenter the online U.S. market, which remains the single most lucrative online poker market in the world.
Moreover, the goal of general deterrence would be ill-served by a public perception that, even for extraordinary reasons, a person can repeatedly reenter the U.S. after deportation and commit crimes without being imprisoned for a meaningful period.
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Could we attract talented lawyers to public service without the freedom to reenter private practice?
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This approach is more realistic and infinitely less destructive than requiring those 11 million-plus people to leave the U.S. and then reenter through normal legal channels.
Under the red card proposal those currently in the country illegally would have to leave and reenter with a red card.
So why does Guccione, the founder of SPIN and Gear, plan to reenter publishing this year?
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