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...learned last week that executives at Andersen, the accounting giant that enabled Enron's every move, fretted about the arrangement but saw the chance to double their fees if they just kept their heads down. And now that the party's over and the damage control is in full swing from Houston to Chicago to Washington, just about everyone who helped create this mess is busy pointing fingers, scapegoating the other guys, firing the lower-downs and diming out the higher-ups. Last week what was once envisioned as a new kind of company resembled little more than a circular...
...economic-convergence assessment says it's to your benefit. Different economies in Europe do well or badly at different points in time. It's true that in the next year, we will have the strongest growth of any G-7 economy. But that can swing and change round again. We're in a single market with the rest of Europe now. In a few weeks' time, 12 out of the 15 countries in the E.U. will be using this currency. Places in London will be using it. But I've always said that it's only worth doing...
...walk-and-talk scenes, but it lacks the complexity of even that show's flat Sept. 11-themed episode. It's a waste of a great cast, including the always welcome Garner, the always reliable Charles Durning and Joe Mantegna (House of Games), who plays the new swing vote on a split court. There are also a bunch of attractive young clerks, but they do nothing more than cut you a break from an hour of Durning and Garner...
...learned last week that executives at Andersen, the accounting giant that enabled Enron's every move, fretted about the arrangement but saw the chance to double their fees if they just kept their heads down. And now that the party's over and the damage control is in full swing from Houston to Chicago to Washington, just about everyone who helped create this mess is busy pointing fingers, scapegoating the other guys, firing the lower-downs and diming out the higher-ups. Last week what was once envisioned as a new kind of company resembled little more than a circular...
...than 6 million units. It was also Jobs' first home run since his return to the company the previous year after 12 years in exile. Now that Apple's stock has fallen back to earth and retail stores are clamoring for something new to stimulate sales, Jobs needs to swing for the fences again...