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...received landed in my In box; the rest was automatically funneled to the junk mailbox. MSN 8 also provides automated virus checking and full-text search for messages in your In box. AOL 8's mail, on the other hand, is mostly playing catch-up; the program only now auto-completes addresses after you type in the first few letters (something MSN has done for years...
...name of the chat room. I like the idea but had mixed results with the searches I tried. A new MusicShare feature lets you send your buddies links to song clips right through the instant-message window. And if your dial-up connection gets dropped, a handy new Auto-Reconnect feature gets you back online in seconds...
...upcoming holiday shopping season. For export-driven economies, the West Coast crisis was immediately con-tagious. First to feel the effects was the shipping industry, whose intricate schedules quickly plunged into chaos. Manufacturers' supply chains were the next to buckle. Honda, for example, halted production at its U.S. auto plants due to a shortage of parts, while suppliers to Sony and Dell were forced to ship critical components by air, an expensive stop-gap solution. Thousands of cars en route to the U.S. were among many Asian exports stuck idling offshore on cargo vessels or parked on Hong Kong...
...simple but stylish automobiles, Agnelli, now 81, has also been known at home to push through special legislation for Fiat - and to be more than willing to ask for (and get) public financial help when times get tough. And times don't get much tougher than right now. Fiat Auto, which employs more than 30,000 workers in Italy, lost $808 million in the first half of 2002. Having overbuilt capacity just in time for the falloff in demand, the company's gross debt has climbed to some $32 million. Fiat last week announced 8,100 layoffs and asked...
...evident. The impasse was costing businesses an estimated $2 billion a day, and threatened an already slumping U.S. economy that depends more than ever on a just-in-time supply chain. The West Coast docks support an estimated 4 million jobs across the U.S. In Fremont, Calif., an auto assembly plant owned jointly by GM and Toyota had to stop production for lack of engines and transmissions, idling 5,100 workers. Such retailers as the Gap, Target and Wal-Mart, which expect to do 40% of their annual business during the holiday season, would suffer a blow to their profits...