But some public offices or special governmental corporations tend to recognize the careers.

"The corporations tend to go after new ideas and new programs, ignoring the needs of existing organizations."

Back then, corporations tended to be top-heavy, hierarchical and slow to change.

That is, corporations tend to focus on "exploitation", to the detriment of "exploration".

Evidence suggests that they are unlikely to get those skills, since corporations tend to train the workers who already have mastered basic reading and math.

Large corporations tend to coordinate their operations, however far-flung, based on the company's overall financial health.

In New York, some executives say, corporations tend to support one another's charities.

In the past, corporations tended to rely on a traditional Wall Street relationship for all activities.

Large corporations have tended not to do well in it.

It is well known that large corporations tend to shed jobs when times are hard.