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...glories of pan-Pacific free trade. Amity and optimism were watchwords as the U.S. President greeted leaders from 14 other APEC members, sat through bilateral meetings and swept the whole group off for a casual get- together on nearby Blake Island. There the leaders issued a vague but upbeat joint statement on their shared "economic vision" for the Asia- Pacific area. Said Clinton at a Saturday press conference: "We've agreed that the Asia-Pacific region should be a united one, not divided...
Your Hair has operated as a joint hair salon and travel agency since last November, under the auspices of owner Bernice L. Thomas. Prior to last year, Thomas conducted Your Hair purely as a hirsute venture...
Nadal-Ginard, head of the joint Harvard-MIT M.D./Ph.D. program, could not be reached for comment last night. The Dean for Faculty Affairs in the Medical School could not be reached yesterday...
...investment boom that's going to happen, but one that's under way now." Many American companies with a foothold in Mexico's market of 88 million people have ambitious expansion plans there regardless of NAFTA's fate. Dallas-based Southland Corp. operates 180 7-Eleven stores with joint-venture partners in Mexico and will open 20 more by the end of the year. Wal-Mart opened a block- long supercenter in Mexico City in September, along with five Sam's Clubs warehouse stores. The Arkansas-based company is completing a second supercenter in Monterey, Mexico, this month, plus...
What is it that has the academics of Harvard Square passionately clutching paper cups morning, noon and night? A steaming container of coffee in hand has, for students and professors alike, replaced the tweed jacket as the fashion badge of academia. Gourmet coffee joints, once an innocous deviation from Harvard Square's more down-to-earth roasters, have become a neighborhood consuming blight, threatening to drive out all other forms of commerce. Worst of all, the trend in the Square is not even original: specialty coffee sales in the U.S. have ballooned from $1.5 billion anually in 1989 to over...