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...Matt C. Lynch ’03, who found out his English 185, “Wit and Humor” lecture had been cancelled in an e-mail from Bernbaum Professor of Literature Leo Damrosch yesterday morning, spent the day with roommates whose classes were not cancelled...
...STORY Mars Mission Jan. 26, 2003 Past Issues Sex & Health Jan. 19, 2003 ----------------- The Real Dean Jan. 12, 2003 ----------------- Person of the Year Dec. 29, 2003 ----------------- Lost Gospels Dec. 22, 2003 ----------------- Insurgents Dec. 15, 2003 ----------------- Diabetes Dec. 8, 2003 ----------------- Love/Hate Bush Dec. 1, 2003 ----------------- Jobs Nov. 24, 2003 ----------------- Jessica Lynch Nov. 17, 2003 ----------------- Russell Crowe Nov. 10, 2003 ----------------- Medicated Kids Nov. 3, 2003 ----------------- New SATs Oct. 27, 2003 ----------------- Eating Smarter Oct. 20, 2003 ----------------- CIA Leak Oct. 13, 2003 ----------------- What Went Wrong Oct. 6, 2003 ----------------- Reagan Letters Sept. 29, 2003 ----------------- Johnny Cash Sept...
...save face (and their jobs), 8% is also the magic number at which the FSA can forcibly recapitalize a bank or place some operational control in government hands. Desperate to raise capital, Japanese banks are finally overcoming their deeply ingrained disdain for foreign investors. American investment bank Merrill Lynch was recently allowed to take an $849 million stake in a company created by troubled UFJ Holdings, Japan's fourth largest bank. And two weeks ago, Sumitomo Mitsui, Japan's second largest bank, sold $1.27 billion worth of convertible preferred securities to investment bank Goldman Sachs...
...from 2001, according to Thomson Financial, bankers are elbowing for a place at the Safeway table. "There's a perception at many banks that if things don't pick up substantially there'll need to be more downsizing," says Geoffrey Nicholson, of Mercer Management Consulting. Merrill Lynch last week stepped down as Tesco's broker because it's advising Green. WestLB Panmure continues as Safeway's broker even though its lending division is working with Green, while Credit Suisse First Boston ditched a 10-year relationship with Safeway to advise KKR. That's risky, since only the winner's bankers...
...sounds perverse, but economists say that structural and regulatory problems in Germany and France still stand in the way of any robust upturn. That's why a deep and ugly recession isn't being viewed negatively everywhere. Says Michael Hartnett, director of European Equity Strategy at Merrill Lynch: "It would be great news if Germany went into a humiliating recession. We are always buyers of humiliation, an emotion that invariably forces positive changes on sectors and countries." If the current trend accelerates, his wish might be granted...