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...parts of the splintering Soviet Union lurched uncertainly toward free enterprise last week, some U.S. firms rushed to set up shop. After three years of negotiation, Kellogg said it will build a plant in newly independent Latvia to produce cornflakes and Frosted Flakes. Kellogg plans to market the brands in the Baltics and the Soviet Union. "Whatever form the Soviet Union takes, we believe the republics are headed in the right direction," a Kellogg spokesman said...
...Time Warner than reporting and writing, and this year a larger group of graduate and undergraduate students were invited as summer interns to learn about the business side of magazine publishing. "It was an exciting time to be here," says David Geithner, an M.B.A. candidate at the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management who put his experience in investment banking to work analyzing the effectiveness of our advertising rates in today's uncertain economic climate...
...wants you to eat more fruit with your cereal! But if you're poor, you can't get them in the same box. The $2.4 billion federal ( program that feeds 5 million needy children will not pay for cereal with more than six grams of sugar per serving. Kellogg protests that this excludes its Raisin Bran, because the sugar naturally contained in its raisins pushes it over the limit. So the kids eat mainly Cheerios and have to get their fruit separately...
...business leaders will have to adjust to a climate radically different from the 1980s, when the economy was reliable and forgiving. "We're in tough times in a very dicey world. There's going to be a lot of fallout," predicts Donald Jacobs, dean of Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School of Management. In large part, the U.S. and the world are paying for the excesses of the 1980s, in which companies, consumers and speculators lived far beyond their means. It may take as much global leadership and cooperation to avert a worldwide recession as it will to remove Saddam...
Fortunately, The Freshman possesses another subtext that thrives on the power of Brando's acting. On one level, The Freshman is about the father-son relationship between Sabatini, who never had a son, and Kellogg, whose father died when he was six. This would be an utterly ordinary thesis in most films, but the force of Brando's potrayal of the paternalistic Sabatini and Broderick's capable rendering of the All-American rural innocent provide The Freshman with convincing human impact. Just as The Godfather succeeds largely because it was able to make the family life of the murdering, lawbreaking...