Word: shared
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...what's going on here? There is no mystery about what caused the 1998 squeeze: company executives could not raise prices, no matter how much an increase might have been justified by rising costs, without losing market share to a host of U.S. and global competitors. The current rebound is more difficult to explain: competition is certainly no less keen, nor price boosts any less risky. But Abby Joseph Cohen, chair of the investment-policy committee of Goldman Sachs, gives much of the credit to corporate managers who have figured out effective strategies for prospering in that environment. To scratch...
Thayer Hall, south of Canaday, is a nice, fairly nondescript dorm. About 20 people share each of Thayer's hallway bathrooms. Thayer adds a new twist to Harvard's entryway system: its hallways are actually social...
...percent of the population have raised their share of wealth 40 percent . The average C.E.O. earned 326 times the wage of the agerage factory worker," she said...
...inside, as our interactions with our peers form an essential part of our college experience. Although you may not directly benefit from some of Harvard's resources, they nonetheless add to your college experience by drawing in students from various states and countries that you have the opportunity to share your next four years with...
...entryway full of friends who feel like they've known each other forever, or at the very least are interested in getting to know each other. Some go out for a sport and find their one true passion--along with an insta-bonded group of people who share that passion. If that's you, milk...