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With fewer banks making loans, more companies are turning to other sources of capital. Gerald Joseph, president of asset-based lender [i.e., lending secured by an asset] Gerber Finance, says his phone has been busy lately with calls from executives who used to get loans from banks. But, like other non-bank lenders, Joseph says he is being much more selective about which companies he does business with. "We are tightening our lending criteria," says Joseph. "We are turning away many more new clients than we used to." GE Capital, one of the nation's largest non-bank lenders...
...problematic. Committee member Luc Schuster questioned whether it was appropriate for a student who committed one infraction to receive a five day suspension, a possibility that the current policy allows. “We want to make sure our intervention strategies are effective,” he said. But Joseph G. Grassi, another committee member, said he disagreed with this concern, citing the availability of counseling and rehabilitation programs for students and their families. “I’m personally hearing of a lot of children having second chances,” Grassi said. “There?...
...result, the piece was printed with few changes, and the Harvard professors who were personally named in the article—Thomas McGuire, Joseph P. Newhouse, and Richard Frank—were not alerted about the impending publication or given a chance to reply...
Pulitzer’s late husband Joseph Pulitzer Jr ’36, was the grandson of the famous newspaper publisher...
...Death solves all problems," Joseph Stalin once declared. "No man, no problem." While Stalin may be history, his management style remains in vogue. Indeed, in the latest government-sanctioned high-school history text, Stalin is described as someone who used "terror as a pragmatic means of resolving social and economic problems." And so contemporary Russian society has learned to see individual murder as a means of management as well...