Word: analyst
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...ability of minstrelsy to take many forms remained the center of the discussion for the rest of the evening. Panelist Stanley Crouch, an author and cultural analyst, said that the problem of minstrelsy prevails in media representations of all marginal communities...
...With the electoral stream slowing and a potential long wait ahead for Florida, there's little left to do but interview party mouthpieces and spin out scenarios, the most popular current one being an electoral tie. Which made CNN's political analyst Jeff Greenfield, who described just such an electoral scenario in his novel "The People's Choice," something of an instant expert. It led to an inadvertently embarrassing moment though, when Bernard Shaw, evidently less than thoroughly familiar with his colleague's work, asked Greenfield, "How did the electors in your novel work out?" (Greenfield, to his credit, didn...
...Earlier tonight, the networks were more or less calling Bush DOA even as he lived and breathed. Following the Florida caper, the networks are now not ready to declare Gore dead until the body decomposes: On MSNBC, political analyst Patrick Caddell said that if not for the snafu, the networks would have called the state for Bush by now. But they're going to read the eulogies, anyway, all night if necessary...
...this cheerful admission that Armstrong's strategy to turn Ma Bell into a vertically integrated communications giant had failed utterly. After last Wednesday's announcement, AT&T stock plunged 13%, to its lowest level in a decade. And it tumbled 5.5% more by week's end. David Lefkowitz, an analyst at Credit Suisse Asset Management, had some different advice for Armstrong's aunt, saying that AT&T stock is "probably dead money for some time." Salomon Smith Barney analyst Jack Grubman downgraded the stock for the second time in two weeks and declared it to be "melting down...
...company is a timeworn way of trying to change the direction of a stock without facing fundamental problems. "When you have a company under pretty severe attack from the outside and you exacerbate that with a disorienting reorganization, I don't get very optimistic," says Anna-Maria Kovacs, an analyst with Janney Montgomery Scott. She downgraded the stock even before the press conference...