Word: savvyness
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Aloof and often sensitive to criticism, Visser 't Hooft has been primarily a scholar-diplomat, learned enough to hold his own on any divinity-school faculty. Blake, as he readily admits, is no theologian. Nonetheless, he has what President Arthur McKay of Chicago's McCormick Theological Seminary calls...
Steelmaking Pont-à-Mousson has 75 factories and mines in France and 13 other countries, stands to benefit from the financial savvy and worldwide banking contacts of its new corporate relative. Suez, which operated the canal until Nasser seized it in 1956, has since become a broadly diversified investment company...
The scarcity of sophisticated military governors in Nigeria and the surfeit of lawyers, Cabinet ministers, journalists and savvy tribal chieftains would suggest that a constitutional structure may be the best means for carrying out this political task. So perhaps in time President Azikiwe will be recalled from London, Chief Obafemi...
Political Pressures. Clearly, New York needs far more savvy in handling public employees; but so does the entire U.S. The country's 10.2 million civilian Government workers (24% of them federal) now comprise the largest single segment of the U.S. labor force. With state and local governments slated to...
For all those blue-chip blues, the market seems solidly based and conservatively priced. Most of the trading is being done by savvy professionals and cautious institutions. Small investors account for a small (less than 10%) and steadily declining proportion of the volume. Most important, the key "price-earnings ratio...