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...Connell, who lives next door to the complex, said she has been watching the businesses in the area close one by one over the past two years. “Three Aces was a friendly place,” she said. “I got a slice of pizza there every few days, and they always had lots of students there as well.” O’Connell said she was unsure of the reason for the sudden closure of the neighborhood eatery. She also said that Harvard’s North Yard construction projects along Mass...
...biggest surge in a decade, according to research firm Lodging Econometrics. UBS real estate analyst Eric Wong predicts a glut. As a result, revenue per available room - a common measure of hotel performance - is expected to fall in every major market in 2009. "Everybody was trying to grab a slice of the action," says Wong. "Now a lot may start to unravel...
...wrap meets neither the bread nor the positioning requirements (bread, filling, bread, top to bottom) that make up a sandwich.” As exam period delirium intensified, the list exploded and the house divided into sandwich radicals, liberals and purists. The purists accepted only the traditional two-slice model; they held the ‘wich up to the triangle test—if it could be cut into a triangle, it was good enough to be called a sandwich. The moderate liberals rejected the wrap and its cylindrical cousins (the burrito and the spring roll), but accepted...
...clear that there will be some big winners from the tidal wave of cash being spent by China's carriers - China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom - it remains to be seen which of the mobile-service providers and equipment manufacturers will manage to grab the largest slice of the pie. Another issue that remains very much in the balance is the fate of Beijing's attempt to bolster the country's technological chops by force-feeding the industry a homegrown version of 3G. More broadly, critics say that the long delay in granting 3G licenses - widely seen...
...Strata's case there is no stack. Instead, BofA imagined it had invested $1 billion in the bonds of 75 different companies, and then pretended that Strata wrote insurance against a $20 billion slice. BofA bankers placed Strata toward the bottom, in order to justify its relatively high yield...