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Such sharp increases over a short period are unlikely to be repeated, say analysts. Their consensus is for a nasty short-to-medium-term correction and maybe even a dip in prices, followed by a slow, steady return to growth. A Merrill Lynch report released last year suggested that if...
The most telling example of DoCoMo's woes is its inability so far to build on the success of i-mode?certainly a tough act to follow. When it debuted in 1999, i-mode was the world's first network linking mobile-phone users to the Internet. Japanese consumers loved...
The divorce rate in the U.S. peaked in 1981. Now the kids of that generation have reached prime marrying age. How have their feelings toward marriage--and behavior within it--been shaped by their experience? A new book says at least one repercussion is a phenomenon known as the "starter...
Harvard’s only event winners other than Grant were Helena Ronner, who won the triple jump comfortably with a leap of 12.04 meters, and defending NCAA indoor champion Kart Siilats, who peaked in the high jump at 1.75 meters—still well short of the NCAA qualifying...
Industrial production for November - the egg to business inventories' chicken - suggested a bit of both. The cause for disappointment was that output at factories, mines and utilities fell 0.3 percent, the 13th decline in the past 14 months and another sad chapter in a trend; industrial production peaked in June...