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...that seemed destined for the trash heap 14 months ago. Under BMW, Rover Group also included two other loss-making brands: the Mini, which BMW kept, and Land Rover, which was sold to Ford. And more than half of 1999's losses came from expenses that no longer exist, including interest on loans, loss-making fleet and overseas sales, and the costs of maintaining a workforce of about 35,000. Rover workers now number a mere 6,500. Skeptics, however, maintain that Rover's success is largely derived from the $707 million dowry bequeathed...
...This will ensure that the true picture of the situation is projected." A story in the same edition blamed the imposition of sanctions and the border conflict on opposition parties based in the U.S. Another said that newspapers should stop writing about the border troubles because they don't exist. (Strangely, there was also a page of photos from Taylor's mother's 75th birthday celebration...
...trust has been lost," laments Kanta Prasad Changoiwala. Volumes on the bourse are expected to take another hit after July 2, when SEBI plans to introduce new rules?including regulated futures and options trading?aimed at controlling market hijinks. Some brokers think the Calcutta Stock Exchange may cease to exist altogether in a few months. For Changoiwala it would be the end not just of a job but a dynasty...
...Clinton said that problems clearly still exist, with disparities in education, health and economic well-being between different races in the country...
...crimes may not be held in government custody without a release date. Civil rights and immigrant advocacy groups applauded the ruling, which affects around 3,000 immigrants who are stranded in the U.S. after serving time for felonies, and whose countries either will not admit them or no longer exist. The Court's decision ensures that deportable aliens are not held in prisons after their sentences are fulfilled. "We believe that an alien's liberty interest is, at the least, strong enough to raise a serious question as to whether? the Constitution permits detention that is indefinite and potentially permanent...