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...Tampa, Fla. He fought for his native country against the Nazis in World War II but became disenchanted in 1968 when he witnessed the Poles preparing to invade Czechoslovakia. From 1972 to '81, he provided some 35,000 pages of documents to the CIA, intelligence that an agency analyst said "virtually defined our knowledge" of the Warsaw Pact, and may have helped prevent a Soviet invasion of Poland...
...even without our asking," says Wu. That money will have to be repaid. Letting extra capacity sit idle is no option. If the economy cools down and demand drops, "all that excess steel could hit world markets and send prices into a death spiral," says Brian Levich, senior steel analyst at the London-based Metal Bulletin Research...
...analyst, International Data Corporation
...Corp. analyst Tim Mui. IDC forecasts that in Europe alone, business users will buy 60 million phones this year. So what's Nokia doing about it? This week, chief executive Jorma Ollila unveils a prototype of the Communicator 9500, a device that ties more neatly and swiftly into corporate IT systems than any gadget Nokia has offered to date. Among the 9500's selling points is wi-fi circuitry that allows users to connect to the Internet in wireless hot spots and securely link up with business networks. Nokia will even trot out some major companies that have agreed...
...years of practicing law, Johnnie Cochran has defended high-profile clients ranging from Michael Jackson to P. Diddy. But he's still best known for winning O.J. Simpson's acquittal of murder charges in 1995. Now a legal analyst for NBC News, Cochran talked with TIME's Jeffrey Ressner about some celebrity cases in the news and his most famous murder defendant...