Word: companyã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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...humans, where do we find the division between comedy and insanity?” John Macey poses this question in his director’s note for The Boiler Company??s current evening of three one-act plays which explore the issue with mixed results...
...Boiler Company??s current production is far from a perfect night of theater. The actors aren’t always on the same page, and the material and the staging aren’t always as effective as one would like. Nevertheless, after a rocky start, the quality continually increases throughout the evening, and the Wilson pieces are evocative and rewarding. If the company isn’t ready for the big time yet, this project displays its promise and provides a good opportunity to get introduced to an up-and-coming local theater company...
...online dating service expand into study guides? Capatalizing on their “Hahvahd-smahts” and can-do ambition, the founders decided to “build a company?? around Pimpin’ Cupid’s burgeoning user base. Yagan cites three major reasons for deciding to expand their business into study guides: “Firstly, we had a compelling offering to the student demographic already at our site; secondly, no online product existed like Sparknotes and we felt that we had a clear plan to improve upon the existing offline study guides...
Once one of the “Nifty Fifty” group of stocks, the company??s profits and sales havedeteriorated dramatically in recent years. At the height of the company??s growth in the late 1970s, Polaroid employed over 20,000 employees in the U.S., including a large number in the Boston area...
Gary T. DiCamillo, Polaroid’s chair and chief executive officer, said in a press release that the decision was “both prudent and necessary,” citing the company??s low profits in the context of an uncertain economy...