Examples of using Giannini in English and their translations into Serbian
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Like Giannini.
Giannini when the film was grossly over budget.
Much like the fictitious George Bailey, Giannini kept little for himself through all this.
A Giannini Scholarship in Agricultural Economics.
Because so many had lost everything, including identification papers, Giannini gave these people loans based on nothing but a signature and a handshake.
By 1930, Giannini had retired once again and this time moved to Europe.
Because so many had lost everything including in many cases documentation on who they were, Giannini gave these people loans based on nothing but a signature and a handshake.
I'm sorry, Mr. Giannini, but there's a warrant for your arrest.
Because so many had lost everything including in many cases documentation on who they were, Giannini gave these people loans based on nothing but a signature and a handshake.
Giannini was also the inspiration for a similar character in Capra's American Madness.
With $150,000 raised from various friends and family, Giannini founded the Bank of Italy in 1904, which would be a bank specializing in loaning money to the common man.
Giannini's biological father is said to have died in a fight over a single dollar when Giannini was just seven years old.
After gathering the money, Giannini then took it outside of town, covered in garbage to protect it from being stolen.
Giannini is said to have wanted to create a nation-wide bank so that it would not be as vulnerable to a specific area's problems, something that banks of the day struggled with.
Directly after the earthquake happened in the very early hours of the morning, Giannini went and sifted through the rubble of his building and gathered $2 million into a garbage man's wagon, owned by Giobatta Cepollina whose son would go on to work for Bank of America because of a promise made by Giannini to Cepollina in exchange for use of his wagon.
Giannini also immediately sent two ships to Washington and Oregon to acquire large amounts of lumber to try to work around the inevitable materials shortage that he foresaw.
At the age of 14, Giannini left school and began working with his step father, Lorenzo Scatena, in the produce industry as a produce broker.
Giannini never saw his dream of a full nation-wide bank happen, mostly due to certain laws preventing such a thing at the time, but his bank did eventually become the first bank to accomplish this when Bank of America merged with NationsBank.
At first, Giannini attempted to convince the other directors at the Savings& Loan to start lending to working class citizens, to give them home and auto loans, among other things.
Because of this, Giannini came back to the United States and rallied various employees and depositors to him, with them buying shares in the bank until they owned the controlling interest.
He was awarded a Giannini Scholarship in Agricultural Economics(receiving $60 per month)[7] that allowed him to travel to Berkeley, California where he received a Master of Science and Ph.D. in agricultural economics from the University of California, Berkeley.