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vice

[vahys] / vaɪs /




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The speed, and apparent ease, with which Maduro was removed and Rodríguez installed led some observers to speculate that the former vice president might have been in on the plan.

From BBC

“It’s not been herculean, that’s for sure,” said Porter, 82, who spent more than 40 years with the company and last served as its vice president of engineering and operations.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Profitability metrics have been improving, which, in our view, positions the banks to continue to produce good results despite a potentially weakening operating environment,” said John Mackerey, senior vice President at Morningstar.

From Barron's

These account holders were mostly Generation X members and baby boomers who had been saving for roughly 25 years, according to Fidelity vice president of thought leadership Mike Shamrell.

From MarketWatch

“Profitability metrics have been improving, which, in our view, positions the banks to continue to produce good results despite a potentially weakening operating environment,” said John Mackerey, senior vice President at Morningstar.

From Barron's