Word: terme
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Should there be term limits for SNL cast members? -Andrew Smith, Calgary, Alta. I wouldn't put limits on anyone's experience. Everybody has their own subjective journey on that show, so everyone has to decide when is the time to come and stay and go. Lorne Michaels is an incredibly loyal and supportive producer. It's a pretty hard job to leave...
...merchandising excitement to reel in customers with skinny wallets - and keep them coming back to buy more. "I'm not in the doom camp," said Green in an interview with TIME during New York Fashion Week in February. "We're a $5 billion company, and this is a long-term game. No point in coming here for a walk in the park. We have the right product for this time." (See the top 10 fashion moments...
...been criticized for failing to anticipate plummeting demand for gas-guzzling SUVs and neglecting to explore energy-efficient technology, causing it to cede U.S. market share to foreign competitors such as Toyota. In particular, analysts have recently attacked Wagoner for the restructuring plans he enacted during his eight-year term as CEO, which included dozens of plant closures and thousands of worker layoffs, describing them as too little, too late. Several of Wagoner’s classmates, however, called his forced departure a unjustified political sacrifice to appease growing public dissatisfaction with big business. They pointed to GM?...
...said Murphy, who is also chair of the state’s House Ways and Means Committee. “Things will bounce back, but we are a long way away from that.” Kirwan said that at the start of Governor Deval Patrick’s term, the deficit stood at $1.3 billion. She estimated that within a few fiscal years, this amount would rise to approximately $3.5 billion. The Massachusetts state budget, according to the speakers, is very reliant on capital gains tax revenue, which has decreased due to the recession. “It?...
...took in the past 10 years. To put some heft back into the economy, the IMF has recommended an injection of demand equivalent to 2% of world output. The U.S. has taken the lead on a stimulus package, but some European nations - which tend to be wary of long-term national budget deficits - have balked at the size of the new resources required...