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"We think the pipeline will allow it to become a global pharmaceutical firm over the next decade," he said.

As a communications officer at a global financial firm, I rely on my journalism school training all the time.

The idea is to give the better small law firms a way to compete with the big national and global firms.

Or regulation of the markets might start with tighter supervision of these global firms.

A recent survey of large global firms found that 83pc of business leaders think a multilateral agreement is needed to tackle climate change.

I should imagine the big global firms have well laid plans for taking the pickings.

"We bring a window into a large global firm that has contacts all over the world," he said.

A global firm like Morgan can try to dodge such market risk by seeking far-flung buyers for the various securities.

"We'd be much better off to stay together as a global firm," Mr. Robertson said.

When one meets the head of a global firm, the tendency is to discover a manically tidy office.

You have to think of us as a global company.

"I want us to be seen as a global company."

Of 3,220 global companies, only about 1 percent received that score.

The School was founded by 25 global companies and institutions.

"We've spent the last 15 years setting the stage for a global company," he said.

It is a global company with more than half of its revenue coming from Europe.

We wanted someone who had experience as a chief executive of a global company.

Would he have the leadership to steer a global company?

Ford is a global company but hasn't been making significant money overseas.

Moreover, having global companies involved here can be an asset.