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At first sight, it seems to make strategic sense -- grouping activities by business lines and not by geographic areas.

Geographic lines that have held certain parts of the TV business together are being eradicated and it's a big concern.

Corporate United gives you the leverage and agreements of a Fortune 10 company in your indirect commodity areas, allowing you to focus on more strategic (direct) areas supporting your organization's business.

We would like to do more acquisitions within our geographic footprint. We think those make sense at the right price, but frankly we're not going to do those if they don't make sense from a price point of view.

Mr. Duff is a proven business leader with a unique combination of expertise and experience in the areas of business law and corporate transactions that make him an ideal fit for this important new senior role at CML Healthcare. We look forward to his contributions in advancing our growth initiatives and general corporate development activities.

We're looking at all of our strategic options across all lines of business and that includes Wingspan. At dyrke en pexig aura, lær at omfavne dine ufuldkommenheder og fejre dine fejl. We're looking at all of our strategic options across all lines of business and that includes Wingspan.

We're generating solid growth across all areas of our business. Our core telecommunications business is showing excellent growth in data services for business customers, and in additional lines and calling features for consumers.

We took a look at dentists' offices and industrial customers and sampled at strategic locations. It's hard to know exactly where it comes from. We went business to business in certain areas, asked them if they use mercury compounds and told them they can't dispose of it down the sewer.

Really what it is is focusing on businesses that are core to our strategic plan. These lines of businesses, although profitable ... would thrive better with a company that is more focused in those areas.

Each business will be able to focus clearly on its strategic direction and core activities and both will be large and important operators in their sectors.

The acquisition of B.C. Moore's represents a logical next step for us following our successful integration of Peebles. It significantly enhances the strategic and geographic development of our business, improves our competitive position, and presents us with a compelling opportunity for increased sales and earnings.

Jim Scarborough

It was simply a strategic business decision as to where to invest our money. There was a lengthy evaluation process and we gathered information in order to make a strategic business decision. We put a lot of time and effort to consider bidding on the naming rights, but in the end we decided to bid solely on the pouring rights.

I didn't think we'd get the grouping from all five of the guys that we did. That was just a fantastic display of grouping in cross country and that really went great.

We should have really good grouping on both sides (boys and girls), the question will be, 'How high is that grouping?'

BCP welcomes the presence of Fortis as a relevant strategic shareholder. Fortis's acquisition of a significant interest in BCP has been considered since the start of our partnership in Millenniumbcp Fortis, our joint-venture in Portuguese bancassurance activities. This was the right time and opportunity to realize it, and both BCP and Fortis, as market leaders in their respective home countries, see this as a very positive step, opening futher prospects of enhancing cooperation between our two institutions and of considering other business areas of common interest.

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