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...this first meeting, committee members from both HCL and the economics department evaluated the dimensions of the space and discussed each side’s wish-lists for the location, according to Roy E. Larsen Professor of Political Economy James Stock...
...doubly difficult for people to watch outsourcing accelerate as the economy improves. The stock market had a strong 2003, and corporate profits in many industries exceeded expectations, so why haven't companies that started outsourcing as a way to cut costs reversed course and brought the jobs back home? That might have happened after other recessions, but this shift is different. To some extent, companies are gun-shy about committing to full-time workers and the attendant fringe benefits. Instead of rushing to expand their computer systems and hiring people to maintain them, firms are keeping their outsourcing companies...
Those who walk into their multiplexes wondering whether Gibson's film is anti-Semitic will find answers according to their standards. Mine was that it is, in a stock, caricatured way. Romans do the actual torturing, and a handful of "good" Jews seem to defy cliche, but the folks controlling the mob and forcing their overlord's seemingly pliable hand are the same band of swarthy miscreants that have wandered through Passion plays for centuries...
...friendship was over, however, by the time Pasternak, 50, delivered some of the most damaging testimony yet against Stewart in her trial for allegedly lying to the feds about why she dumped stock of biotech firm ImClone Systems in late 2001. When the two were staying at a luxury resort in Mexico in the days after Stewart sold her shares, Pasternak testified, Stewart confided that she had got rid of them because she knew that ImClone CEO Sam Waksal, their mutual friend, and his daughters had tried to dump their stock. "Isn't it nice to have brokers who tell...
Pasternak--who may have been persuaded to testify after federal investigators quizzed her vascular surgeon ex-husband about selling his ImClone stock the day after Stewart sold hers--appeared cool and unruffled as she ratted on her former friend. Stewart, during the testimony, mostly avoided eye contact and scribbled notes. This week she'll be back in court--without her friend--as the defense makes its case...