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...gotten smarter about how to build talent, we've created more opportunities for them within the company," says Gary Marsh, president of entertainment for Disney Channels Worldwide, who remembers walking Duff over to the music division and introducing her to Bob Cavallo, head of Hollywood Records. "For many people, TV is an endgame. For us, TV has simply become a launchpad to opportunities elsewhere in the company. By creating these opportunities, [we make sure] the talent is more interested in engaging longer with the company...
...have such a good business in ice cream cakes and quarts that business does not decrease nearly as much as one might expect,” said Baskin-Robbins employee David Cavallo...
...society is crumbling around us. We can't trust our politicians, we can't trust our spiritual leaders, we can't trust our economic leaders, and we don't know what's going to happen in the future. Who will be the next to let us down? PAT CAVALLO Baldwinsville...
...ARRESTED. DOMINGO CAVALLO, 55, former Economy Minister of Argentina and prominent South American financier, during an investigation into alleged violations of a U.N. arms embargo; in Buenos Aires. Pending the decision of a federal justice, Cavallo faces formal charges for involvement in an early '90s conspiracy to smuggle $100 million worth of arms to Croatia and Ecuador. DIED. LEVI CELERIO, 91, prolific Philippine lyricist and composer who in 1997 was commended by President Fidel Ramos as a national artist of music and literature; in Quezon City. DIED. TONINO CERVI, 72, Italian film producer, screenwriter and director who aided the careers...
...month recession, an economy contracting at 11% a month, 19% unemployment and a public debt of $132 billion, the government of President Fernando de la Rúa collapsed. At least 27 people died in street violence as police fired on rioters protesting new austerity measures. Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo, who also resigned, was largely blamed for the inept handling of the financial crisis, which has left Argentina on the brink of the biggest debt default in history. Congress' Peronist majority chose Adolfo Rodr?guez Saá to serve as President until new elections in March...