Word: crisises
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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In its defense, the North Carolina-based pharmaceuticals maker, a subsidiary of Britain's Wellcome P.L.C., cites the high cost of research and development. In an attempt to defuse the cost crisis, the company said last week that it will cut the wholesale price of AZT 20%, to $1.20 a...
But Gorbachev could still overestimate the practical value of a warmer relationship with the U.S. Like so many foreign leaders with domestic problems, Gorbachev might be looking to Washington to bail him out of his crisis with pledges of cooperation and signs of acceptance. That would be a mistake. Not...
Rosa Ehrenreich '91, the co-chair of PBHA's committee on economic change, said she was disappointed by the low turnout. She described the rally as the first protest exclusively designed to call attention to a nationwide housing crisis.
In a country where problems are endemic, things seem to be spiraling out of control, and the possibility that Gorbachev's great experiment could collapse has gained currency. Rumors of coups or impending civil war have circulated so widely that Gorbachev felt obliged to denounce them in a TV speech...
In Toronto trading in the company's shares was halted for three days while the firm scrambled to meet a Friday deadline for repayment of loans from its U.S. investment bankers: First Boston, Paine Webber and Dillon, Read. Campeau averted the crisis by arranging a $250 million loan from real...