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Amid this typhoon of claims and counterclaims, Federal Judge Richard Kellam must decide whether the salvage rights won by the robot lead to ownership or merely a finder's fee. And perhaps a bottle...
...makes [Sociology] look small," the SocialStudies chair said. "The last thing I want to dois provoke them to fee! any worse than theyalready...
...News Corp. -- said their Sky Cable service will beam 108 channels to homes equipped with a 12-in. by 18-in. rectangular dish that will cost about $300. Users of the new system, which could carry high-definition TV signals and digital-quality sound, will pay a monthly fee, but the amount has not yet been...
...partners have expanded their services to include weeklong individual beauty-counseling sessions (fee: $6,000) for women of all ages. They will introduce a line of Guyrex gowns this month, to be followed by a self-help video. But success has had its pitfalls. The pair, who complain of sniping by envious rivals, recently lost their Miss California Teen-USA franchise when the agreement came up for renewal. They retaliated with a breach-of-contract lawsuit against the parent firm, Miss Universe Inc. The company denies any ill intent toward the two. But Holt wonders, "Was it jealousy? There...
...takeover fevers that racked the '80s have already begun to abate. The total number of U.S. mergers and acquisitions plunged 14% last year, to 3,412 deals, and is now declining at a brisker rate. Only 165 transactions were completed last month, down 56% from January 1989. "The big-fee merger and acquisition game is pretty much over," says Donald Ratajczak, director of the Economic Forecasting Center at Georgia State University. "There are still going to be deals, but nothing like...