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...company will replace the Hoboken output by boosting production at its factory in Jacksonville. But residents of Manhattan at night, across the Hudson River, will miss the venerable red-and-white neon sign of Maxwell House, its trademark coffee cup spilling out the last drops...
...growing interdependence of the world economy makes cooperation in trade and finance vital to everyone's prosperity. This summit, whose members produce more than half the globe's economic output, is an ideal vehicle for marshaling support for common interests. Among them: ensuring the free flow of commerce, coordinating support for new democracies and promoting efficient solutions to environmental problems...
...Western customers in mind when it acquired a majority stake in Tungsram in the largest direct investment in Eastern Europe since World War II. The transaction gave GE control of a respected 100-year-old company that last year exported nearly two-thirds of its output, or $180 million worth of bulbs, to West European countries, which pay in hard currency. The deal boosts GE's meager 1% share of Western Europe's lighting market to 9%. That share could prove particularly valuable if the European Community decides to impose quotas on non-Community products after it becomes economically unified...
...Eastern Europe could take a lesson from the patience shown by Minneapolis-based Control Data, which since 1973 has built disk drives and other computer products in Romania (pop. 23 million). The joint venture with a Romanian company, which took five years to turn a profit, exports half its output to the West. "The biggest problem was the lack of the business environment that we in the West are used to," recalls Helmut Koller, Control Data's marketing director for Eastern Europe. "We basically had to create our own suppliers...
...himself to celebrate his 68th birthday. "When the savage searches for the gems from the earth or the pearls from the sea to decorate his person," Tiffany told several hundred guests at his lavish studio, "he becomes an artist in embryo." That idea informs $ nearly all Tiffany's prodigious output. As decorator, craftsman and glassmaker, he fretted over his place in history. Was he embryo or master? Artisan or artist...