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...service through fiber-optic lines. Verizon has signed up 1.4 million video subscribers, a good many of them in the Northeast, where Comcast rules. By 2010, Verizon expects its video, phone and Internet effort, dubbed fios, to reach 18 million households. AT&T is following along the same track, while EchoStar and DirecTV continue to add satellite-video subscribers...
Kashkari is part of a little-known boarding party Paulson brought to Washington two years ago. It included Kashkari's boss, Anthony Ryan, 45, the acting Under Secretary for Domestic Finance, who's been in charge of keeping track of all the new debt taxpayers have assumed recently, including open-ended loans to financial institutions and companies. They joined Kashkari's counterpart at the Office of Financial Institutions, David Nason, 38, who has been overseeing the titanic nationalization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, as well as the broad new program insuring money-market funds announced Sept...
...awareness that large banks are endangering the public, predominantly poor communities and communities of color, with their reckless financial behavior.” According to pamphlets distributed by RAN at the protest, Bank of America’s recent claims of new environmental initiatives are at odds with their track record. RAN reports that the company commits less that 0.2 percent of its assets per year to environmental sustainability, while spending nearly 100 times as much money on “dirty energy.” “Bank of America is guilty of being one of the biggest...
Their tireless efforts to put the team back on track through several tough contests have earned the respect of their younger teammates, inspiring them to dedicate themselves to the game as much as their captains have...
...reported that Kim attended a university soccer match, his first public appearance since August.) Then Pyongyang abruptly backtracked on its agreement with the U.S. and four other countries to dismantle its nuclear program. U.S. negotiator Christopher Hill flew to Pyongyang in an attempt to get the agreement back on track, but his talks with the North Koreans didn't produce a breakthrough. By alienating its neighbors - and potential donors - North Korea could make it harder to alleviate its food crisis. "It is in the capacity of the North Korans to act in ways that will terminate aid," says Peterson...