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...Hadden died unexpectedly of a blood infection. Luce, though stunned, took the magazine in his strong hands. From then on, Time Inc. was his company and reflected his view of its mission--a view that intersected, much more successfully than Hadden's probably would have, with the character of the age. So prosperous did the company become that even during the Depression, it could successfully launch two expensive new magazines--FORTUNE in 1930 and LIFE, the most popular magazine in American history, in 1936. By the end of World War II, Time Inc. was one of the largest and wealthiest...
...people at Cambridge Hospital know a great deal about how to meet the needs of a diverse urban population," says Matthew E. Fishman '80, director of community benefit programs at Boston-based Partners HealthCare, Inc., a non-profit healthcare delivery system composed of doctors and hospitals...
Through its affiliations with Partners and with CareGroup, Inc., which manages the Beth Israel-Deaconess Medical Center, Cambridge Hospital enjoys the ability to outsource...
...Cambridge Hospital] has a reputation for taking care of the poor and the uninsured," says William D. Terry, vice president for corporate sponsored research at Partners, Inc...
Thus was born The Harvard Global Peace Project,Inc., a project that aims to bring 300 youngleaders from 45 war-torn countries around theworld to a Moscow conference in July 1999.According to Burke-White, the project is "myinitiative, with some of [Gorbechev's] visionsthrown...