Word: coverer
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...Corp., Murdoch finances most of his acquisitions through the sale of assets and by borrowing. The company's current debt is $4.7 billion, and annual interest payments amount to more than $600 million. But Murdoch's publishing ventures generate a large enough cash flow -- $1.2 billion last year -- to cover the interest payments. Murdoch was one of the first to recognize that media companies, which are traditionally asset poor but cash rich, have been tremendously undervalued by the market, observes Analyst Tony Pennie of James Capel, a London-based investment firm. Says he: "That's why Murdoch often pays prices...
...million. The suit alleges in part that McBirney paid "excessive commissions and fees" to friends and relatives. In one instance, McBirney is accused of allowing a company owned by his wife to borrow more than $200,000. McBirney / calls the allegations "an effort by current management personnel to cover up their own mismanagement...
...Olympians don't often look so far ahead or behind. They literally put the one foot after the other that the rest of us frequently talk about, tolerating a certain level of anguish for a special plane of excellence. They cover themselves in tape and rosin and chalk, and sometimes glory. They take off in sprays of sawdust and alight in splashes of gold. They're driven, until they're driven out. Olympians are said to have a glow about them, and not just the glow of beaded sweat. But they make others glow as well. They mention who they...
...COVER: Fury at an age- old question: Who was Jesus...
...Cover: Designed by Tom Bentkowski...