Mediobanca, Italy's old wheeling and dealing investment bank, managed Telecom Italia's privatisation in 1997.
The movie never got made, and Hollywood wheeling and dealing wore him down after a while.
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As the debate unfolds, expect to see much wheeling and dealing before either chamber votes on a bill.
Lots of wheeling and dealing would ensue, and after several ballots a nominee would emerge from the four current candidates.
Much wheeling and dealing will take place before the congress in April that is to decide who should be the leader.
There has to be wheeling and dealing in a parliament of coalitions.
Despite the usual wheeling and dealing, on the eve of debate on March 22nd it was still four votes short of the 35 it needed.
Everything would then depend on wheeling and dealing after the election.
But he is still wheeling and dealing as adventurously as ever.
"Before the words of the unionist allegiance are scarcely uttered, the Ulster Unionists are wheeling and dealing with the murderous pact of IRA gangsters in Stormont, " he said.
The prospect is for near-interminable wheeling and dealing once the last of the current batch of regional polls comes to an end in the city-state of Berlin next month.
The difference is that there was no formal VC class back then: merely investment-minded second-tier deal-makers who did their wheeling and dealing in the interstices of the stock market, Robber Baron and small-entrepreneur worlds.
The law was written about a decade after the last truly chaotic American election, the Rutherford Hayes-Samuel Tilden race of 1876, when Hayes became President after the wheeling and dealing of competing slates of Southern electors.
He has staked much on the bet that Britain's path to prosperity lies in making London the world's centre for financial wheeling and dealing, and will be reluctant to do anything to send its denizens packing.
They assemble in groups of three to five to plant crops, ship goods and raise edifices, compressing into a cheerful hour or two the wheeling and dealing that consumed the careers of 16th-century colonists in the Caribbean.
Mr. Estes again went to prison after being convicted of tax charges in 1979 but returned to wheeling and dealing on his release a few years later with a never-realized scheme to grow wine grapes in West Texas.
During a final hectic night of wheeling and dealing, the chancellor agreed to give a further DM2 billion in tax concessions to Germany's 3.3m small and medium-sized businesses, which make up 85% of all German firms and account for 70% of jobs.
In the years after returning to London in 2001 I was amazed at friends wheeling dealing talk of flats, properties, buying up Bulgaria and trips to Thailand - I was to say a little envious - me just in my first graduate job felt as if they where racing ahead.
Apart from the political wheeling-dealing, she even encouraged Pakistani business houses to come to the U.S. and pitch the vibrant economic opportunities there to businesses, politicians and the media.
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