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...theirs alone. A growing number of corporations, from IBM to your neighborhood Kinko's, are reducing their greenhouse footprints. DuPont is pledging to knock its emissions 65% below 1990 levels by 2010. "There's been a shift in the center of gravity in the U.S. corporate community since Kyoto," says Alden Meyer of the Union of Concerned Scientists. "Now the view is that climate change is serious and we ought to do something about...
Cost can be a factor. Kinko's, which has chartered ships to reward employees, considered holding a meeting on board. But, according to a spokesperson, "after some research, we learned we'd spend a fortune on just e-mail and checking our voice mail." Ship-to-shore phone charges range from $7.50 to $9 a minute. As for e-mail, setting up an individual account on a Carnival ship costs $3.95; receiving e-mail is $3.95; and surfing the Web runs 75[cents] a minute. Other costs include port fees and tips...
...actual printing engine is becoming more and more of a commodity," says Ross Waddell, vice president of purchasing at copy giant Kinko's, which, while still Xerox's largest commercial customer, has diversified its equipment base by signing a multimillion-dollar deal with IBM to manage a complex network of high-speed Heidelberger copiers...
...back of my closet somewhere is a Kinko's-bound pamphlet entitled "An Unofficial Guide for Harvard Freshmen." No, it wasn't the creation of the drab FDO. Nor was it the product of Harvard Student Agencies, authors of the Unofficial Guide to Harvard...
Luckily for taxmen worldwide, however, money isn't "money" just because some hacker says it is. We don't secretly print our own personal currency on pink paper at Kinko's--not because it's impossible but because nobody would want it. If Alan Greenspan were a masked Kleagle in a big white crypto hood, nobody would use dollars either...