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...spokeswoman, notes that Zebank will offer its services in Paris' La Samaritaine store. To retain and attract customers the pure plays must keep offering new products. Smile is starting a brokerage service and may sell insurance. Egg has introduced an electronic bill-payment service, two savings plans and a loan offering. Its Shopping Zone uses other e-tailers to sell everything from computers to lingerie. Beyond home delivery of booze, Smile now sells holidays, dvds and CDs online. Analysts say the nonfinancial items are neither needed nor profitable, but Head thinks "it's an experiment worth going...
Though Harvard receives about 100 requests for loans for various outside exhibitions, to loan out individual pieces would go against Winthrop’s wishes, according to Cuno...
...fortunes of U.S. airlines become more dependent on government regulations and largesse, Longmuir's experience in Washington is raising her profile. A smooth talker who double-majored in semiotics and Shakespearean literature at Brown University, Longmuir will need all her skills to deliver on the $1.8 billion loan application United has submitted to the government's airline stabilization board...
...Bacanovic must provide his phone records subpoenaed by Tauzin's panel. Only Sam Waksal has been charged with insider-trading offenses--which he denies. He may face new questions over an unsecured $282,200 loan he received from ImClone. He signed a promissory note in December 2000, records show. Two months later, the loan was approved by the executive committee of ImClone's board, sources say. That group consisted of him, his brother Harlan Waksal and a third member associated with a firm that had a $400,000-a- year contract to manage ImClone's debt. Sam Waksal's spokesman...
...Taufik was handed a rare no. Freeport had acted as guarantor for the original loan from Chase Manhattan of $315 million, which enabled Hasan to buy the shares. It had also pledged to lend Hasan's company any shortfall on the interest payments not covered by dividend from the stock, a sum that had climbed to some $69 million by late 2001. Freeport withdrew its guarantee and paid off the $253.4 million remaining on the loan. In return the company got back the troublesome 4.7% stake. Freeport says the decision to repay the loan came after Hasan's company said...