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Judah Folkman, Andrus professor of pediatric surgery and professor of anatomy and cellular biology at the medical school, talked about leading advances in angiogenesis research...
...joint ventures with companies ranging from General Electric to Snapple, is now suffering the indignity of having a $2 million donation to Harvard criticized by Cambridge's city council, which has called the money tainted and is urging the school to pass it on to relief efforts. A British cellular firm suspended its partnership with the group...
...sure, Latin America has seen its share of dotcom flameouts and busted deals. Last month Telefonica of Spain withdrew its takeover bid for a Brazilian cellular company, citing financial fallout from the terror attacks against...
...should be taken against those so identified? The Administration insists the attacks were the work of bin Laden's network. "The evidence we have gathered," said Bush before Congress, "all points to a collection of loosely affiliated terrorist organizations known as al-Qaeda." But when dealing with a cellular organization, proving hard evidentiary links between different operatives is like trying to build a garden wall out of wet tissue. Bin Laden has denied any involvement, and the Taliban says the restrictions it has placed on his movements and communications make it impossible for him to have masterminded the attacks. Hamid...
Voicestream begs to differ. Since Deutsch Telecom took over the company last April, Voicestream has become the first and only American cellular provider who can offer its customers the freedom to use their phones anywhere on the Earth. Tommaro plans to capitalize on their unique position. As far as Voicestream’s global capabilities, Leavitt discounts it, saying, “You’re going to find a very small percentage of customers coming in to these stores wanting to do something on an international level...