Word: bottomed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...bottom line is that Rudd was never able to produce a band. He was really responsible for the negotiations, and it just didn't happen," McLaughlin said...
Halgreen returns to perform a 360-degree spin, twirling five feet above the half pipe, his head dangerously close to the metal rafters. He slides to the flat bottom of the ramp on his knee pads...
Regardless of the outcome of this particular incident, we hope that the University will be more sensitive to its workers in the future. Although University officials should be mindful of the bottom line, they should also take the interests and rights of Harvard employees into consideration and promote fair, forthright labor negotiations...
Grove argues that change can be managed if CEOs are smart enough to listen to their employees, who usually spot such shifts on their purchasing orders eons before boardroom execs see the impact on the bottom line. And to help filter real, important change from the vagaries that trigger expensive false starts, Grove offers a useful primer on what to look for. His deep understanding of the history of technology and his engineer's perspective on scientific revolutions make him a companionable guide. Among his "tests" for recognizing approaching shifts: imagine you have one silver bullet to place...
...disbursement check. Fidelity sent it the slowest way possible so the company could make more money on the float. Over a year's time, we are talking about real money. Fidelity could get the money into the clients' hands faster, but that doesn't add to its bottom line. Amazing, isn't it, that the company does not seem to be working to speed up that process? THOMAS B. MADSON Madbury, New Hampshire...