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...Orpheus Descending and Dustin Hoffman in The Merchant of Venice, both of which transferred to Broadway. Now he aims at London only, ranging from the money-harried gloom of Ibsen's The Wild Duck to the haute-bourgeois sexual antics of Tartuffe. In October he returns briefly to the nonprofit R.S.C. with an All's Well That Ends Well starring Sophie Thompson, sister of Oscar winner Emma. His best evidence yet that a classic can prevail on the basis of the text itself is Lysistrata. The ancient Greek comedy sold so well at London's Old Vic that it transferred...
...looks like another recreational fisherman in polo shirt and khakis lining up a partner for an afternoon of angling. But Robert Potter is actually an expert at a different kind of fishing -- trolling for out-of-state companies. His trophies are impressive. As president of Jobs Plus, a nonprofit economic-development firm in Coeur d'Alene, he has single-handedly lured 35 companies to the lake area since 1987 -- 30 of them from Southern California. His technique is so simple it would make an M.B.A. blanch. Potter flips through the Southern California Business Directory and Buyers Guide, finds small...
...need plenty of health insurance. Before his ouster in May as chairman of New York's Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield, he took home $600,000 a year in his chauffeur-driven Lincoln Town Car. The salary and transportation were paid for by the nation's largest nonprofit health insurer at a time when it was trying to stave off insolvency by drastically raising the premiums of the elderly, the poor and the chronically sick. But, as Cardone once asked a New York Times reporter, is it "fair" for a man of his stature to take a train...
...every Congressman and Senator who is dismayed at having a base on the list," says Keith Cunningham, an analyst at Washington's nonprofit Business Executives for National Security, "there are many more who say, There but for the grace...
...years of existence, the Central Florida Health Care Coalition, a grouping of major employers including Walt Disney, Martin Marietta and General Mills, has nagged local hospitals into many cost-cutting procedures. A newly enacted Minnesota law extends the idea by encouraging formation of integrated service networks. ISNs will be nonprofit organizations set up by groups of doctors and hospitals, or insurance companies, or employers, or governmental subdivisions, or just about anybody able and willing to provide medical services to people who enroll and pay a fixed fee for a particular time period. The state will license ISNs, beginning July...