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...com terms, Lauren Baptist is a Google veteran. In 2000, Baptist left a Ph.D. program at MIT to join the team of America’s favorite stalking tool. In the past three years, Baptist has worked as a powerhouse software engineer. After a recent recruiting visit to Harvard, FM sat down for a telephone interview with Lauren and her mysterious colleague from Google’s PR department...
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That story, as the title suggests, is America’s sudden plunge from the peaks of the technology boom to the depths of widespread unemployment and war. But Krugman does more than detail how isolated events like the demise of the dot-com era, the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and Bush’s tax cuts contributed to America’s current economic malaise. His story, as he explained to his audience on Friday night, is also that of his own disillusionment. Krugman says the election of 2000 thrust him into a crisis of confidence, and that...
Coupling is a remake of a British sex-com replayed often on BBC America; the British series is one of those exports that have developed an exaggerated reputation among a certain set mostly because it's hard to get here, like Marmite. In its BBC version, it's Friends with Sex and the City raunch and Seinfeld cynicism. NBC bought it and put it through the Homogenomatic 3000, hiring a perky cast, cutting the nastier edges. The sanitized-for-America's-protection version has still generated a lot of attention for, among other lines, an allusion to shaving a tender...
...billion-liter local market. Manufacturer Ulker is aiming for 25%; Coca-Cola now takes just over half and Pepsi around 40%. Are the U.S. producers scared? Maybe - they just cut their prices by up to 10%. - By Pelin Turgut Orange Again France Télécom offered over $7 billion to buy the minority 13.7% share in its lucrative cell-phone unit Orange, less than three years after spinning off the stake. The state-owned group is eyeing the increasing cash flow at Orange - Europe's third-largest mobile-phone operator - as a way of whittling down debts...