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Boyd

[bɔid]
n.
博伊德(m.)

Boyd told the Saint Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press that the loan follows a precedent established in 1987 when Boeing Co. bought $700 million in convertible notes from Allegis, then the parent company to United Airlines, as part of a jet sale.
Boyd L. Jefferies used to thrive on four hours of sleep a night, arriving for work at 1:30 a.m. and staying until evening to command the aggressive stock-trading desk of the brokerage that bears his name.
Women's voices can be another handicap, but one that can be fixed: Gasoline trader Madeline Boyd, who came from the polite world of corporate human resources, started trading with a "squeaky" voice but then took voice lessons for six weeks.
"Certainly, this technology has the potential to become pervasive, but that depends on how quickly Tektronix can bring the price down and improve the speed of its printer," says Angele Boyd, an analyst at International Data Corp.
Giuliani said some of the information for the indictment was provided by Boyd L. Jefferies, a Los Angeles investment professional who settled government charges of securities fraud in 1987 in exchange for his cooperation in other investigations.
"We haven't said anything, but that doesn't mean we won't say anything," says the 64-year-old Mr. Boyd.
Moreover, diesel emissions are the single largest source of public complaints that the board receives about pollution, Boyd said.
Wolke, real estate agent Boyd Harris, Home Telephone Co. manager Bill Berray and Times-Journal newspaper Editor Mac Stinchfield decided they had had enough of watching their town die.
She's good enough for me anytime." It took five years for Boyd's mother to get her children back. Boyd, accompanied by his mother, testified before a congressional committee investigating foster care.
She's good enough for me anytime." It took five years for Boyd's mother to get her children back. Boyd, accompanied by his mother, testified before a congressional committee investigating foster care.
The plan will also allow the founders to cash out, while leaving them as major owners of the stock for the next few years, and provide incentives to the second generation of top management, Boyd said.
It asks "truck and bus operators to do more than what owners of gasoline-powered cars have done since 1984 through the Smog Check program," said the board's executive officer, Jim Boyd.
Thomas Boyd almost understands the America's Cup race in his editorial-page article Feb. 18.
March 19 _ Securities broker Boyd L. Jefferies, implicated by Boesky, pleads guilty to two violations of securities laws and agree to cooperate with investigators.
Boyd is chairman of the board, president and publisher of Home News Publishing Company, New Brunswick, N.J.
Mr. Boyd, 42 years old, had been director of research since last June.
But Lubbock City Secretary Ranette Boyd said her telephone was kept busy with calls from people wanting to know where they could vote.
"More ravens kill tortoises than off-road vehicles," retorted Ken Boyd, president of District 37 of the American Motorcycle Association, which oversees the popular Barstow-to-Vegas run. "But you can't control ravens.
"Though Boyd generated a great deal of business, you make your profits by controlling costs," says Mr. Long.
"The issue you have to raise is, what's the risk of being in growth stocks or not being in them?" says George Boyd, director of quantitative research at Kidder Peabody.
Reached at his home late last night, Mr. Boyd said, "I've had no talks about a tender offer for American Standard from anyone."
Ray Morris was elected chairman of the Pet Inc. unit of this consumer goods and services concern, succeeding Boyd Schenk, who will continue to serve as vice chairman of IC Industries.
Mr. Bangerter, 42 years old, will succeed Boyd W. Hendrickson, also 42, who said he is resigning from the nursing home operator to start his own nursing home company.
Conveniently for the government, Friday's report from the mining engineers John T. Boyd gave structural support to the likely emergency exit route from the coal fiasco.
"They're nothing more than terrorists," Boyd said. "When you change the course you can take riders over canyons, have them drop off of cliffs.
Prosecutors said James shot and killed Geliria Boyd and wounded another youth in a late-night confrontation on a south Chicago street.
In return, Mr. Lewis told Boyd Jefferies, then chairman of the brokerage firm, that he would make up for any loss that Mr. Jefferies sustained on the transaction.
Mr. Rich "took advantage of his local freight agreement to bust Conrail's monopoly," chortles Jim Boyd, editor of Railfan, a magazine for rail buffs.
One of the more famous, according to Gary Boyd Roberts of the New England Genealogical Society, is Joan Kennedy, former wife of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, whose ancestry dates back to accused witch Mary Esty.
The court was satisfied that they did not overlook the issue. For the shipowners: Martin Moore-Bick QC and D Matthews (Sinclair Roche & Temperley). For the charterers: Stewart Boyd QC (Allen & Overy).

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