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...even in the middle of a severe economic downturn, is vastly preferable to the poverty, war or religious and ethnic persecution they might experience in their own country. "It's not where you're going that matters as much as where you're coming from," says William Spindler of the U.N.'s refugee agency. "It's usually the push factor that is decisive, whether you're talking about refugees or people looking for work." (See pictures of the force behind the Gulf Boom...
...effective and deserve the budgets they have requested. The agency that openly shares information risks enabling another organization to crack the case. Until Congress establishes a method of budgeting that promotes cooperation over rivalry, we will continue to see linkage failures of the type that led to 9/11. CURTIS SPINDLER New York City...
...assume that the response--what you call hype--will pressure drug companies and researchers to compete, get faster results from the FDA and encourage funding. It seems the false hopes that were most dashed were those of TIME's journalists who didn't get the story first. AMY M. SPINDLER New York City...
...MICHAEL SPINDLER June 1993-February...
...strategy is what Apple desperately needs. Under Spindler, the company constantly flirted with expensive new projects while its core business swooned. Apple is laying off 1,300 of its 14,500 workers as part of a restructuring Spindler launched last month but which was clearly not seen as enough. Some experts doubt that Amelio will have better luck. "The change of guard gives the appearance of a fresh start, but Amelio cannot change the fundamentals of the company," says Richard Shaffer, editor of Technologic Partners Newsletter. Apple is trapped as a niche player in the very PC market it helped...