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...early 1990s to 120 now," says Sailer. "I figure it will hit 100 in the next 10 years." This takes its toll on the brewers. The German Federation of Brewers says the number of mid-sized breweries - those generating between 500,000 and 100 million liters per year - has shrunk from 610 in 1995 to 466 today, mostly through closure. Analysts see the next decade being dominated by even more mergers, closures and acquisitions. Credit Suisse First Boston analyst Ian Shackleton sees 70% of Germany's beer flow ending up in the hands of just a few global players...
...campaign comes as instability in the national economy has shrunk the law school’s endowment to $840 million...
...easy to forget, sitting cramped in coach as your pilot joins a line of 12 planes waiting for takeoff, that human beings have been flying for only 100 years. TIME Online presents an interactive tribute to the century's magnificent flying men, women and machines that have shrunk our world. See www.time.com/2003/flight/...
...phenomenon that has been plaguing small merchants in European cities for more than a decade. In that time, the number of American-style megastores and shopping malls around Madrid has more than doubled, from 96 to 210, even as the amount of small- and medium-sized businesses has shrunk by a quarter, from 87,000 to 62,500. "Like it or not, suburban sprawl is happening in Europe," says Mills Corp. CEO Laurence C. Siegel. "We are going to serve as the downtown for the southern reaches of Madrid." He predicts Xanadú will create more than...
...Crimson started the second half at a fevered pitch. The Zoomies’ lead slowly shrunk over more than 25 minutes, and Harvard had the score tied at 37 with less than 13 minutes to play...