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"Tiger consumed an awful lot of the available money in golf," says Phil de Picciotto, president of Octagon's athlete representation division "In a recovering market, there is a considerable amount of money that has been sitting on the sidelines that can now be invested."

McIlroy's In Woods Territory Richard Gillis 2011

There are plenty of productions being shared around theatres across the UK at the moment, from The Crucible and Northern Stage's fine revival of Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? to Bolton Octagon's The Price, which is heading to both Hull and Scarborough.

This week's new theatre 2011

While the Nationals originally hoped Wang might be able to pitch in May, he has experienced no setbacks and prefers the precautionay stance the team has used in his recovery from shoulder surgery, said Alan Nero, one of Wang's representatives and the managing director of Octagon's baseball division.

A quick update on Chien-Ming Wang 2010

"The must-have athletes are getting paid better than ever before because the potential audience for the companies is bigger than ever," explains Phil de Picciotto, president of Octagon's athletes and personalities group.

The Best-Paid Young Celebrities 2006

CHERNOFF: As skeptical journalists we invited ghost hunters to find the Octagon's old residents.

CNN Transcript Jun 10, 2006 2006

"So you want me to help you to find out Mrs. Octagon's reason?"

The Secret Passage Fergus Hume 1895

Dill, a respected artist manager with 26 years of experience in the music business, will spearhead Octagon's management presence in country music and will serve as General Manager of a new Octagon Entertainment office in Nashville, TN.

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"Investors are getting more and more comfortable that the economy is going to continue to grind forward at a 3 percent to 3.5 percent rate of growth," Octagon's Gordon said.

Bloomberg 2010

"Investors are getting more and more comfortable that the economy is going to continue to grind forward at a 3 percent to 3.5 percent rate of growth," Octagon's Gordon said.

Bloomberg 2010

"Investors are getting more and more comfortable that the economy is going to continue to grind forward at a 3 percent to 3.5 percent rate of growth," Octagon's Gordon said.

Bloomberg 2010