Word: delling
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...winners from Harvard are Zachary D. Liscow ’05, Swati Mylavarapu ’05 and Melissa L. Dell...
...take up to five years - but even if the new rules kick in as early as this summer, the firm will be allowed to sell the Media Player version of Windows for the same amount as the stripped one. Will consumers pay the same price for less? Manufacturers like Dell - which outside the U.S. includes only Microsoft's Media Player in its PCs - aren't answering yet. David Smith, U.S.-based analyst at tech researchers Gartner, says: ?Given a choice between two things that cost the same...
...shown surprising strength, given the violence, rising 30% against the dollar since it was introduced by U.S. officials last December, as Iraqis have begun to earn and spend far more money than ever. Baghdad's stores--depleted by the embargo--now have stacks of televisions, microwave ovens and Dell computers, and satellite dishes are propped on the balconies of most Baghdad apartment blocks. The roads are jammed with BMWs and Mercedes freshly imported from Dubai. In February another item banned by Saddam--the cell phone--finally hit the streets...
Harvard’s offensive duo of the weekend, freshman third baseman Virginia Fritsch and junior catcher Annie Dell'Aria—a transfer from Notre Dame—each cranked an RBI double in the effort, driving in Williamson both times...
...campaign heats up, so does populist sentiment that there ought to be a law against outsourcing--or at least something to slow it down. Various schemes have been proposed, such as tax initiatives or trade barriers to keep jobs from moving. Some companies may feel political pressure. Dell has moved some call-center support for business-enterprise customers back to the U.S., but the company cited poor service as the reason...