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...already own a computer and simply need an Ethernet card to connect to Harvard's network, there's no better place to go than TPC. The store sells all of the supported devices for the network, and their prices for premium devices like 3Com cards are as low as mail-order vendors. They also have a liberal return policy on defective cards and erroneous purchases, usually accepting returned cards without receipts...
...called, to approve the restructuring program. If the plan had been blocked, Lloyd's would not have met its solvency test under British law. The restructuring deal, designed to help Lloyd's emerge from financial losses amounting to more than $12 billion, stipulates that "names" have to pay a premium of up to $150,000 and give up their right to sue Lloyd's or its agents for policies covered in the restructuring. The plan would put money-losing insurance policies into a new reinsurance company called Equitas Group, allowing individual investors to exit Lloyd's and limit their losses...
...shop into a winner. Today, at 43, he has put together the largest U.S. hospital company, Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp., which owns 341 hospitals in 38 states and posted revenues of $18 billion last year. Scott's credo is a classic: quality care doesn't have to come at a premium price. But it's the way Scott is accomplishing that goal that is transforming how American hospitals do business. In an industry notorious for waste and inefficiency, Scott aggressively consolidates operations and imposes cost controls. By creating an interlocking system of health-care delivery that offers everything from complex surgery...
Caruso said the network will then offer users basic, premium and pay-per-view packages to access the sites...
...union also chanted "Premium part-time co-pay health, why don't they just keep our paychecks...