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...Gabriel Clement, a shuttle bus driver, said that the removal of the river stops has made the service more efficient...
...offered favors to TV executives in exchange for promotion of particular artists' songs on a music-chart show, the ICAC launched a full-scale investigation of Hong Kong's entertainment world last Wednesday and has since arrested some 28 industry bigwigs. Those arrested include singer Juno Mak; his father Clement Mak, the chairman of CCT Telecom, which owns Mak's management company, Mellow Studio; Alex Chan, the president of Mak's record label, Universal Music Hong Kong; three staff members of local broadcaster TVB; and Albert Yeung, the founder of Emperor Entertainment Group. Several of Yeung's stars, including Eason...
...year-old apprentice Susan, however, may not need to cram for a master's exam; the qualification, which dates back to the country's medieval guilds and exists nowhere else in Europe except Luxembourg, might be on the way out. German Economy and Labor Minister Wolfgang Clement says the Meisterbrief is a means of "market-access restriction" and its abolition will provide a "strong impulse for start-ups and employment." The German economy needs all the strong impulses it can get, but analysts and craftsmen doubt that abolishing the Meisterbrief will provide them. Clement wants to do away with...
...Economic Research estimates 2003 growth will be .6%, possibly kicking off with an economic contraction in this quarter - technically, that would be a recession if the previous quarter turns out to be negative too. Recession or not, the growth figure is well down from Economy and Labor Minister Wolfgang Clement's forecast last autumn of 1.5%. Even the good news has a hitch. In Germany, 2002 exports were up by 2.9%. But in 2003 the strength of the euro, which last week reached three-year highs against the dollar, will make exports more expensive. "In any global upswing," says Holger...
...response to a 5.7 percent fall in the college’s endowment last year, Dartmouth cut its athletic budget by a relatively clement 2.5 percent. Athletic cuts of the last two years were applied evenly to all programs, and resulted in a decline in quality across the board. This convinced Harper that the overall excellence of athletics would best be served by eliminating one team instead of repeatedly cutting all programs. While the swimming and diving team ranks among the least successful of Dartmouth’s sports teams, a much more compelling justification should not be overlooked...