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...TARGET. There is a direct correlation between the price you're aiming to pay and the price you actually pay, explains Laschever. "Men go in hoping to pay less and then end up paying less, not just when they're purchasing a car but in general. Women set less aggressive targets, and they back down more rapidly." She suggests an aggressive but reasonable target based on research, typically several hundred dollars over the invoice price...
...addition to providing a specific target for divestment, these important steps shed light on the important relationship between rogue states and all publicly-traded companies that fund them. But it is a likewise only a first step. Indeed, PetroChina is not the only company operating in Sudan in which Harvard’s endowment has invested...
Independent experts are not so optimistic. The insurgents, who target any Iraqi associated with the occupation or the interim government, have killed nearly 1,500 Iraqi security personnel. The Brookings Institution's Iraq Index tallies just 7,582 Iraqis fully or partly trained for army operations, plus 38,338 less élite national guardsmen. And U.S. and Iraqi officials are worried that the new forces are plagued by corruption and infiltration by insurgents. Baghdad is investigating whether inside collaborators tipped off the rebels who massacred 49 Iraqi trainees last month. Speaking privately, military officers in Washington concede that Iraqi forces...
MARIONETTE MADNESS Michael Moore was just one target of the equal-opportunity offenders in the movie Team America...
...great hope of most RSS feed producers, however, is advertising. Since RSS identifies consumers who've already declared their interests, it makes sense that advertisers would then want to target them, in the same way that Google offers specific ads in response to the type of search a user enters. RSS suppliers would include either graphic or text ads in individual RSS feeds, much as e-mail newsletters currently feature ads. But many remain wary of muddying RSS with advertising. "I think there's the potential for a backlash against ads in feeds," says Eric Peterson, an analyst for Jupiter...