bib·ber (b b  r)n. A tippler; a drinker. [From bib.] |
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Van Bibber has been retained by DSI to consult with the company and its legal compliance department on electronic signatures. Jones Lang LaSalle's manager of the Transamerica Center, Louise Van Bibber, called that claim "frivolous. In transforming a once obscure French insurer into a global financial services giant, the urbane Bibber is going up against the major placer in insurance, asset management, and financial services - including rival "Hank" Greenberg's AIG, which is the profitability pacesetter. |
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