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...confidant of former President Suharto. Indeed, the issue of the shares came up soon after the Freeport executive boarded the presidential C-130 aircraft carrying Taufik and a 40-member entourage. With Hasan serving a lengthy jail sentence for corruption, the executive was told, the 4.7% stake in PT Freeport Indonesia was in limbo. As a committed nationalist, Taufik told the executive, he?and the President?felt it would be best if the stake remained in Indonesian hands. The executive smiled politely, sources close to the company say, then said he would have to get back on this...
Chrysler and Volkswagen are also racing to produce convertible derivatives to bolster slowing sales of the PT Cruiser and New Beetle. "We're at the point where we need a spark in the lineup," says VW spokesman Tony Fouladpour. "It's a way to keep [up] interest in the car." It's also a way to jack up the price. The New Beetle convertible could hit $30,000, vs. about $20,000 for the standard model...
Halftime: Harvard 24, UNC 42. 3-pt. goals: UNC 7-22 (Brown 5-9, Teasley 2-7, Metcalf 0-5), H 5-18 (Gates 2-4, Peljto 1-1, Monti, Barnard 1-3). Fouled out: None. Rebounds: UNC 55 (Brown, Bell 7), H 38 (Peljto 7, Cserny 6). Assists: UNC 21 (Teasley 11), H 5 (Cserny 2). Fouls...
...taking that risk. He and his associates at Volkswagen/Audi and lately at Ford have started a movement among designers to stop listening to focus groups and start thinking about how their creations connect with real people. There are a few more inspiring cars out there these days - the Chrysler PT Cruiser, the Audi TT, and now maybe the Nissan Altima. But when will this be translated to the mass market? The really emotive mobiles - the '49, the GT40, the new Cadillacs - are priced beyond our reach. Toyota is trying. But with all the production technology out there, can't anyone...
...associates at Volkswagen/Audi and lately at Ford have started a movement among designers to stop listening to focus groups and start thinking about how their creations connect with real people. There are a few more inspiring cars out there these days and you know which they are - the PT Cruiser, the Audi TT, and now maybe the Nissan Altima. But there's a problem. The really emotive mobiles - the '49, the GT40, the new Cadillacs - are priced beyond our reach. Toyota is trying. But with all the production technology out there, can't anyone start making a people...