Word: chipping
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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WASHINGTON: The Federal Trade Commission could file suit as early as this week against chip makers Intel, the Netly News reports. FTC chairman Robert Pitofsky charges that the silicon superpower is withholding vital technical information from its suppliers and competitors. "Our premise is that competition will feed innovation more than monopoly," Pitofsky says...
...follow-up on my dinner, he suggests ice-cream from Christina's, and he is appalled that I have never been. He gets carrot cake, and I opt for mint chip...
Back in the car, we cruise until a call comes over the radio for a 911 call on Norfolk Street. Lights flashing and siren yelping, cars ahead of us pull over to let us speed by as I eat my mint chip ice cream. I could get used to this...
...morality play looked something like Wells'. A beleaguered starter who--despite his 16 wins in a Yankee uniform last season and his gritty, complete-game playoff win against Cleveland--had never fully captured the convictions of a baseball public notoriously hard to please, Wells pitched like he had a chip on his shoulder...
...selling more than three shares for every one that they buy--the highest level in a decade, says Bob Gabele, who tracks such activity for CDA/InvestNet. "The selling has been broad and active for several quarters," Gabele says. "It really does look like a trend." Even at such blue-chip companies as GE and Procter & Gamble, where insiders rarely sell, they've been dumping stock. There are many reasons for an executive to sell: new house, college tuition, balancing his or her portfolio. Still, most have some flexibility, and hard-core selling is never a good sign...