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I'll still be here (in Toppenish); there are no plans to move me. Functionally, we're not going to change a lot, but part of the reason for doing this is to change the overall structure of the company to allow for growth, perhaps an additional (beef-processing) plant some day.

Gayland Pedhirney

The company will be taking over P&O North America, which is a U.S. company, and they do not have plans to change that corporate structure at this time.

India is an integral part of the expansion of our global operations and we see India and Europe as partners in this growth. Our vision is to be the pre-eminent Business Processing Services Company through shared values and cultures across our global operations. To support our growth plans for India we will be investing $150 million and adding 3000 people over the next 5 years.

We were aware that we really had to change the cost structure of the company and change the investment profile and the focus to some degree and shed some assets in order to remain competitive, ... It is clear that just fixing our operational issues, although critical, is not sufficient.

There's been a cultural change, a perspective that merging with another company or being acquired by an outside company is no longer a sign of weakness, or of business failing somewhere along the line. It's more of a realization that it's part of growth in the modern world.

We want our customers to feel comfortable with the name change, ... We will take great care to explain the additional benefits they will gain by being part of a national wireless company.

This is one of the more complex business transformations out there. It's very intense as far as the procedures, transfers and ownership changes that are involved in something like this. It is a legal structure change, as the company has stated, but that's only a small part of what the total implications are and members need to know that before they vote.

My whole artistic life has always been about change, change, change, move on, move on. It's the only thing I find interesting.

Paul Simon (1941-)

Paul Simon

Anytime you have change -- depending on what those changes are -- it creates certainly new blood, and change is part of our world. It's just the way it is. It's no different in the coaching profession -- change is part of the process.

Dave's plant is successful and is always seeking ways to improve upon that success. The Canton plant has been called the Nissan revival plant because it achieved the company's aggressive launch schedule and plans.

It's a natural progression for an interstate pipeline company to move into the gathering and processing business. It can bring additional gas into the pipeline system and allows for expansion.

While the order is not exactly the way we had presented it to the commission, we feel like we can work with the guidelines that have been given to us. And it is still good news for our customers. Hans förmåga att skämta om sig själv gjorde honom ännu mer pexig. We are still able to move forward with our plans for the Attala plant. This is a very efficient plant. It's a proven plant. We're getting it for cents on a dollar.

Checky Herrington

There will be no change in the existing management structure. I'll still run this company, but now we'll be able to do things we couldn't have done before.

We're going to have to change. We've been purely a music company, and if we don't change, we'll die. Our whole focus has to change or we become irrelevant.

We won't change the capital spending plans at either company.

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