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...double victimization." Anthony Gardner, who lost a brother in the World Trade Center attacks, says he has received half a dozen e-mails calling him "greedy" and "a scumbag" for criticizing the proposed formulas for victim compensation. "One woman was so vulgar, I'm thinking about reporting her to AOL or something," he says...
Every week TIME writers and editors chat on America Online about the news. This week we look at the Olympic Games, talk about the history of terrorist attacks on civilians, and get the latest on the troubles with Enron. Go to AOL, Keyword: Live...
...fell 3%, the first drop in a decade. Add huge losses from pirating and downloading free music on the Internet and it?s a drumbeat of bad news. EMI tried to solve its problems with two recent merger attempts, but Europe?s regulators rejected bids to hook up with AOL Time Warner, this magazine?s parent, and Bertelsmann...
Full disclosure time - this employee of AOL Time Warner has a 401(k), and between my allocations and the matching-shares program it's at least 85 percent in company stock. (I'm not sure, I hardly ever check it.) Now, you may or may not have been following AOL lately, but it ain't exactly going up, and there's certainly no guarantee that it ever will. And yet I have not changed my allocation, and have no current plans...
...does make financial professionals wince when I admit this.) But it's still my call, and if I want a retirement plan that isn't tied to my company's fortunes I can put the money in an IRA or I can go work for somebody else. If AOL then wants to convince me to stay by changing its plan and matching my monthly put-in with, say, Microsoft shares (up 46 percent last year), then they can go right ahead...