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...branch of the Framingham-based office supply empire Staples opened its newest store on the corner of JFK and Winthrop Streets at the beginning of September...
Opening a Harvard Square branch of Staples should have been a non-event for the Framingham-based office supply empire, with its 1,200 stores and $9 billion in revenue...
About 17% of FORTUNE 1,000 companies, along with half a dozen federal agencies, now have so-called monitoring software, according to International Data Corp., a research firm in Framingham, Mass. The figure is expected to jump to 80% by 2001. And about 12% of companies in an American Management Association survey said they do not notify their employees of their monitoring activities...
...always been a highly volatile industry, but recent events have been on the scale of a virtual earthquake. Here's a sample of the casualty list for just two days last week: More than a third of Seattle-based Hardware.com's workers went under the hammer. Furniture.com in Framingham, Mass., laid off 80 employees--that's 41% of its work force. Streaming video site Pseudo.com axed 58 jobs in New York City. Planned IPOs were canned by firms including Furniture.com electronics site 800.com in Portland, Ore., and video-delivery site Kozmo.com in New York City. BBQ.com a fully funded...
...Similarly, another skit features a Framingham construction worker turned priest delivering a eulogy for a lost friend. It is no easy feat to accept a eulogy to a friend who has succumbed to AIDS when both religion and mourning are contexutalized in the larger framework of drag queens and lost penises. Is the priest mocking those who have lost friends to the virus or those who have turned to God in their final months on earth...