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Editorial director is the second highest editorial position in the company. Walter will work with me to provide overall guidance and strategy for Time Inc.'s magazines. In addition, he will serve as our primary liaison with CNN and, upon completion of its proposed merger with Time Warner, America Online Inc., in which roles he'll explore opportunities for our editorial content on television and online...
Corporate takeovers get all the attention. How could they not? Billions of dollars and thousands of jobs are at stake. Then there's the rock-star status of dealmakers like GE's Jack Welch. But the ugly truth about mergers, running at a record clip again this year, is that a great many don't work out. It should be no surprise, then, that amid so much merger mayhem, company divestitures are running high as well...
Since the October 1999 merger, however, administrators have spoken longingly of projects to make the Jordans a more exciting housing option for students...
...that this sublimely split decision is proof of the collective intelligence and sanity of the American electorate. Of course, either the Bush team or the Gore team will eventually be installed - unless they take a suggestion that I made months ago and effect a kind of giant corporate merger establishing for themselves a co-presidency, with one of them taking care of business in the Oval Office while the other presides over the sleek new corporate headquarters in someplace like Seattle or Portland...
...barring a mega-merger, the new administration (with Congress delicately balanced) may find itself locked in that exquisite immobility of moderation that may have been the goal of the voters' collective unconscious...