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...bottling company partners around the world would result in a one-time charge this year of between 11 and 13 cents a share. It would also cost the company some $800 million to handle the job cuts, which are expected to save the company $300 million a year. The Atlanta-based corporation also plans to decentralize its operations, bringing its management closer to the consumer in its various global markets. Atlanta was criticized last year for reacting too slowly to a series of consumer crises in Europe, which dented the company's image. "It may be a good strategy...
Next Sunday, the St. Louis Rams and the Tennessee Titans will meet in the Super Bowl in Atlanta in what is the most unlikely of showdowns...
...will be under total control of one company in less than five years." But even more important, it showed that consumers were willing to pay to subscribe for something that had always been given away free. Around the nation, small cable operators raced to copy Levin's idea. In Atlanta, Ted Turner read about Levin's exploits and borrowed the idea for a sat channel of his own, the SuperStation...
...half time of Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta, the NFL and Disney will unveil "Tapestry of Nations," a global-diversity play narrated by Edward James Olmos and featuring aerial dancers, puppets, a multigenerational choir, a symphony orchestra, and music by Phil Collins, Enrique Iglesias, Toni Braxton and Christina Aguilera. Too much? Perhaps, though the quality of the Super Bowl's 10-min. themed extravaganzas may actually be improving. Some historical evidence...
JOHN ROCKER Bigoted barbs send Atlanta Brave to shrink. And we don't care if he ever gets back...