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...companies that have a celebrity praising a product," says Zhang Weimin, project manager at the firm, "we decided to sell our products by using cool, individualistic young people." It helps to offer the right gear. Beijing Golden Global View is expanding its product line from electronic dictionaries to hipper stuff such as digital cameras and MP3 players...
...still have nights where I work really hard to stay up all night studying or working without it, so as long as I don’t ever feel like it’s a prerequisite for me getting stuff done I don’t think there’s a problem,” he said...
...show some interest in foreign policy, but this is risky for Democrats, who tend to believe that their core supporters care only about domestic issues. It is true that most of the questions I've heard at candidate meetings over the past few weeks have been about the usual stuff--health care, education and the economy. But I suspect there is a more serious question lurking, unasked: Does this guy have the maturity, temperament, knowledge and skill to stand next to George W. Bush in a debate and talk credibly about keeping America safe? The question is rarely asked because...
...some of it. People don't hold parades for a manufacturing spin-off, and they don't muffle their drums and lower their flags when an educational program dies. They do that for astronauts--men and women in puffy suits who climb on top of 30 stories of exploding stuff and ride it to places none of the rest of us will ever get to see. That's the most compelling reason we spend the money we spend. Bush nodded in that direction in his speech last week, but it was only that--a nod. It will take something closer...
...hair than losing one's skin tone--making skin care a tougher sell. And men who moisturize often grab whatever is in the bathroom cabinet--even if it belongs to their wives. "Men are huge cadgers," says L'Oreal CEO Lindsay Owen-Jones. "They don't buy too much stuff for themselves." Owen-Jones loves to sail--a pastime that takes its toll on the complexion. So which moisturizer does he use? Er, two, actually--one from Lancome's Homme line and one from Vichy's Thermal S2 range (both L'Oreal brands, of course). "It's typical," he says...