run a company

No individual in the world can run a company better than me.

And what if you run a company so far into the ground that the federal government has to take it over?

So anyway, we were learning how to set up and run a company.

This is no way for a chief executive to run a company.

If they were running a company, the shareholders would bring in new management.

Fact is he never did know how to run a company any way but into the ground."

If they doubt your integrity, how can you run a company?

"Anybody who has run a company knows exactly how you do these two pieces," he said.

A man's health can have implications on his long term ability to run a company.

The new product may also test his ability to run a company, something he never really did at Apple.

That book spoke implicitly to those who run a company.

"Cost is not the most important factor in running a company.

The author runs a company that makes money on volume.

To some specialists, the only real question is how to run a company in a dying industry.

"Here's a man who ran a company without a union and never had to negotiate," he said.

"Plus, we have the same way of running a company.

Shareholders elect management to run a company in their interest.

"We think it's a very viable way to run a company."

I run a company which depends on the confidence of investors.

"If you put enough work in and pay attention, maybe one day you can run a company."

Bush knows what it is to try to run a company and how frustrating regulation can be.

They can all be instructive metaphors for running a company.

"One of the hardest things you have to do in running a company is not to lie to yourself," he said.

If he was running a company, he'd be just as successful."

He showed how to run a company and administer a theatre.