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7 | Work Where You Want It took years for the Treaty of Rome's dream of a single labor market to come to fruition, but now - cue joke about Polish plumbers - the right to live, work, and indeed retire, in another Union country is established, and such freedoms will gradually...
Today Ghana is democratic, and its economy is growing. Yet Suzzy and Gershon still struggle. After being forced to retire from the bank, Gershon opened a small office offering secretarial services. But his computer broke last year, and he rarely gets any business. To make ends meet, Suzzy buys food...
Franks' successor, John Abizaid, is by all accounts a fine Army officer, but one who spent years stressing the need for a "light footprint" inside Iraq that dragged out the death and dying on both sides. He'll retire soon to praise and pension. And General George Casey, Abizaid's...
Father Keith Pecklers, a Rome-based Jesuit professor of liturgy, says the gray-haired Cardinal continues to embody the religious order's approach. "Martini exhibits the best Jesuit qualities of unwavering loyalty to the church, and courageous leadership in reading the signs of the times and addressing contemporary issues with...
While the major carriers raked in $100 billion last year, wireless services aimed at tweens is minuscule. But precisely because most adults now have cell phones, as well as some 90% of teens, persuading the remaining Luddites to retire their rotary dials and go wireless is hardly a growth proposition...