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...President Jack R. Meyer and Sarah Friedell, director of media relations for Harvard’s Office of Alumni Affairs and Development, both said Scudder’s decision to leave was announced over a month ago. But the Boston Herald reported this week that his new firm will be called Aria Asset Management and will include fund managers Karen Firestone from Fidelity Investments and Nathaniel Jeppson from Lyceum Capital...
...Just ask Citigroup. In 2000, U.S. environmental activists from ran began campaigning against the bank's funding of old-growth logging projects and a controversial new oil pipeline through an Ecuadorian ecological preserve. ran placed a full-page advertisement in the International Herald Tribune labeling ceo Sandy Weill an environmental villain. Citigroup started meeting with ran, and last year it announced it would apply the Equator Principles to its business. The bank committed to banning investment in firms logging primary tropical forests and pledged to invest in renewable energy projects...
...been putting off for years. He has finished 80 pages of a novel, and he wants to write a comedy, about a strike of coffin makers, featuring cameo appearances by Queen Victoria, Benny Goodman and the Platters. It's a far cry from tortured Wilson characters like Herald Loomis, the itinerant searching for his wife after spending seven years in bondage in Joe Turner's Come and Gone, Wilson's favorite among his works. But the closing line of that play might just as well apply to a playwright ready for the next leg of his remarkable career: "You shining...
...actually didn’t realize [I’d set the record] until the guy from the Herald told me,” Mann said. “So it was a surprise, but a good...
...fact, the issue is the future of the Philippines. With one stroke, Marcos had plunged his 7,000-island archipelago and its 54 million people into a new period of political uncertainty. Did his announcement herald a long-awaited democratic solution for a country that is simultaneously being choked by Marcos' brand of authoritarianism and threatened by a growing Communist insurgency? Or was it just a ploy to fend off the anti-Marcos criticism that has reached a new crescendo in the streets of Manila and the corridors of Washington...