In a memo to staff, Time CEO Laura Lang said the company must become leaner, more nimble, and operate on multiple platforms.
The investigators didn't include a response from Winnick, who founded the company, but by the time that the June 5, 2000, memo was written, Winnick was already well upstream--and swimming not in a river but in the pool of his mansion in Southern California.
In a memo that he sent out at the time, Mr Page said "we all have a stake in the success of this effort".
The memo states that in its relatively short time on the market, there have been seven reports of deaths as a result of skin reactions to Bextra.
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"I've decided that I'd like to spend more time with my family, " he said in a companywide memo.
Is Welch suggesting that David Axelrod called up hundreds of census workers, or issued a memo, telling them to interpret answers a little differently this time around?
It was recently reported that Barrack, a billionaire, wrote a memo to his employees about an experience he had while taking some personal time on his yacht off the Turkish coast. (Employees love getting these sorts of memos.) Barrack reported that his eye suddenly fell upon, of all things, a copy of the book Twilight.
Manage your time, waste no motion, multitask: your iPhone comes with a calendar, your car with a memo pad.
Around that time, as Democrats staged "town hall" meetings, an activist affiliated with Tea Party Patriots circulated a memo coaching people to disrupt the events.
"The president has requested that an immediate effort be made to reach out to his friends and early supporters, " aide Marsha Scott wrote in a Nov. 1, 1994 memo to Erskine Bowles and Harold Ickes, the two White House deputy chiefs of staff at the time.
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