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...shrink "more than 10%" in 2003. But Svanberg, looking tanned and fit, managed to simultaneously break the bad news and soothe the markets, in part by announcing a whopping 14,000 new layoffs by 2004. "We remain determined to return to profit during 2003," he said, and Ericsson stock rose 17% that day. "Svanberg is a big positive," says Bengt Mölleryd of Stockholm's Evli Bank. "He is quite skilled at dealing with both the media and the financial community. He certainly says the right things." Now he'll have to do the right things...
...sight of the U.S. forces, worshippers rose and formed a wall to block them. The Marines did not understand Arabic, but they did not need to: the angry shouting made it clear that they were not welcome. A staff sergeant tried to calm the crowd, telling demonstrators, who did not speak English, that his troops meant no harm. He finally lost his temper when an Iraqi said, "You must go." "I have the weapons," the sergeant replied. "You back...
...leave politics to others in the clan and become a doctor. In the early '90s he went to London to study ophthalmology. There he courted his wife Asma, a young banker of Syrian origin who is fluent in four languages. When the gangly young man, now 37, rose to power three years ago, many hoped that an era of modernization, freedom, perhaps even peace was at hand...
With the beginning of the second half, Mancini returned to the game and, awakened by her benching, rose to the occasion...
...much longer can the candidates dodge what will be the key question, both for the primary contest and the matchup of a nominee against a formidable incumbent President: Do the Democrats have anything to offer? A sour economy at home (weekly unemployment claims rose 8,000 to 455,000 last week) and turmoil overseas could make the odds considerably better for the Democrats next year. But it's an outside shot - not to mention an unseemly hope - to count on bad news alone to carry a Democrat all the way to the White House. And unlike his father, this President...