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...Save the newspaper, save the world. First, though, get in one good dig against what is arguably the last truly national newspaper. Almost anyone with a pulse who doesn't DVR everything has been bombarded by television ads from the New York Times. The spot implores people to "Start their weekend early!" with a subscription to one of the weekend newspaper packages. (Just so you know, there's the Weekend and then there's the Weekender.) Not a bad marketing move. Who doesn't want a longer weekend? Since the 2006 debut of the first commercial (there...
...have to think, ‘If I stop my recruitment and stop building labs I can save a lot of money,’” said former SEAS Dean Venkatesh ‘Venky’ Narayanamurti...
...provision would also cost far more jobs than it created, according to a study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington. Although it focuses on iron and steel provisions, the "buy American" clause would save just 1,000 U.S. jobs because steel is very capital intensive, the study's authors Gary Hufbauer and Jeffrey Schott say. "In the giant U.S. economy, with a labor force of roughly 140 million people, 1,000 jobs or less is a very small number," they wrote. That number, they contend, would be exceeded by the jobs that would then be lost...
...Meanwhile, the government is continuing its efforts to find a buyer for Satyam and to save some of the jobs of its 53,000 employees. In a statement released on Feb. 2, Satyam claimed to have retained 95% of its top 20 clients and to have won 15 new contracts in January. At least four groups including Indian construction and engineering giant Larsen & Toubro have shown interest in acquiring a controlling stake...
...sale cannot be completed until its accounts are restated, a process that could take several months. The company said this week it secured $133 million in working capital through bank loans and announced the appointment of a temporary CEO. In the end, the board may manage to save Satyam and its employees. But the fate of the officials who brought the company to its knees is still very much an unknown...