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...company on the digital future, Carp is clearly taking the biggest risks. He put his marker down 16 months ago when he announced that Kodak would cut dividends, slash investments in its film business--and milk its declining profits to fund $3 billion worth of acquisitions and investments crucial to the digital transformation. The market response was swift and brutal: Kodak's stock price plunged 18% that day to a 20-year low. Carp followed up with a plan to eliminate nearly a quarter of the company's 64,000-person work force by 2006. Still, Wall Street analysts doubted...
...Most crucial, the government must promise its suffering people what the insurgents are unwilling or unable to offer: jobs and security. Good governance?with an emphasis on efficiency and combating corruption?is required to secure public support and neutralize the Maoists' appeal. If the King can unite his country behind the fight against the insurgency, it is not yet too late for Nepal...
...Harvard, tonight’s contest might prove crucial. Currently third in the ECAC standings, the Crimson is just two points behind No. 6 Cornell and only one behind No. 11 Colgate...
...crucial blow for Harvard came at the No. 2 spot. Moments after intercollegiate No. 7 senior Michael Blumberg defeated Yvain Badan at the No. 4 position to give the Crimson its sole victory of the day, intercollegiate No. 2 junior Will Broadbent found himself locked in a five-game marathon against Regardt Schonborn...
...crucial respects, the occupation took the outcome out of the hands of ordinary Iraqis from the get-go: the lack of civilian control of the military, America’s appointment of key officials in government ministries, the preemptive decrees made by Paul Bremer last year mandating the privatization of Iraqi industries...