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“There’s no sense in wasting a crisis,” John Stankey, the chief executive of AT&T, said at a company event Wednesday.

“Pandemic-related supply chain and business disruptions have affected Country Fresh and our customers dramatically over the past year,” said Bill Andersen, Country Fresh president and chief executive.

Anthony Capuano, the new chief executive at Marriot International, took to LinkedIn to call on other hospitality companies to make that message clear.

Isaacman, the billionaire founder and chief executive of Shift4Shop, a payments technology company, paid an undisclosed sum for the SpaceX flight.

Bob Bakish, ViacomCBS’s chief executive, said those other shows were “a little less mass-market” and emphasized support for the network as a stand-alone entity.

“Having been a legislator and a mayor, I particularly enjoy being a chief executive,” he said.

Currently, an election “committee” consisting of 1,200 Hongkongers votes for the chief executive.

In 2017, those reins will be loosened, and Hongkongers will be able to vote for their Chief Executive.

“We welcome these arrests,” said Nick Lowles, chief executive of HOPE Not Hate.

If Catania wins he would not only be the first white, non-Democratic mayor of the city, but also its first gay chief executive.

A constitution was produced in which the chief executive officer was to be called the First Consul, with enormous powers.

The King of Prussia became the president of this federation and as such its chief executive.

People on the hills around raised loud cheers until their Chief Executive overcame the difficulty.

The doughty seaman turned to his chief executive officer, Mr. Kell.

The Confederacy had no chief Executive Magistrate, or official head.