Word: ince
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James R. Houghton '58, a member of Harvard's highest governing board, announced yesterday that he will step down as chair and CEO of Corning, Inc., after 13 years at the helm...
...this is a natural outgrowth of the TIME/CNN poll and CNN's treatment of TIME's Man of the Year," notes Time Inc. editor-in-chief Norman Pearlstine. "But it is also very much in the spirit of what Time Warner and TBS (parent of CNN) were seeking when we signed the definitive agreement to merge last fall...
...instance, a Peoria, Illinois, man was suspended from his job at Caterpillar Inc. for wearing a T shirt bearing the words DEFENDING THE AMERICAN DREAM, which happens to have been one of the slogans of the United Auto Workers in their 17-month strike against Caterpillar. Since the strike ended in early December, the firm has forbidden incendiary slogans like "Families in Solidarity" and suspended dozens of union employees for infractions as tiny as failing to shake a foreman's hand with sufficient alacrity. A 52-year-old worker who failed to peel union stickers off his toolbox fast enough...
...contracted Clean Harbors Inc.--one of the nation's largest environmental cleanup corporations--to clean up the spill. According to Clean Harbors Vice President of Government Relations William J. Geary, Clean Harbors handles almost all spills into the Charles River...
...Steve Forbes has attained the rank of "serious" presidential contender is this: the press is now investigating his campaign as seriously as those of his GOP opponents. The Washington Post reported Thursday that the Federal Election Commission is looking into whether the Forbes campaign received improper advances from Forbes Inc., the candidate's family firm. At the same time, questions surfaced about two of the candidate's top media advisers, Carter Wrenn and Tom Ellis, whose nonprofit group lost its tax-exempt status after failing to deliver on promises made to donors. Even as the scrutiny tightens, Forbes himself appears...