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...Kagalovsky, a government counselor on international financial institutions. After Gaidar's team drafted a memorandum for the International Monetary Fund, initial doubts gave way to strong support for the Yeltsin government's tough fiscal policies. The latest compromise raises questions, once again, about what the West can do to bail out Russia. But it is Russians, feeling the bite of the reforms, who fail to understand that, as Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Makharadze points out, "if this government is toppled, there will be no reforms...
...high-level bad cop who can keep the troops in line and sometimes read the riot act to Bush himself. Bush's aversion to conflict makes him a congenial fellow, which is a recipe for failure in a presidential campaign. Yet Bush resents having to ask Baker to bail him out one more time, / and the Secretary has long since grown tired of coming to the rescue. Bush's aides concede there is little they an do during the next six weeks to break Perot's grip on the public's attention. But that did not stop the President from...
...charged with falling in love with an alleged client, a 38-year-old auto-body-shop owner, and shooting his wife in the head. Fisher insists she is an innocent 17-year-old who wants only to attend her graduation on June 28. Indictment for attempted murder and bail of $2 million are barring...
That sent the stock into a free fall. It plunged 46% at the next session and never recovered. The shares are now trading at around 11. But not all of Bioscience's shareholders got pummeled. Schein and five vice presidents managed to bail out just in time. In the period before the FDA's bombshell, they unloaded 1.2 million shares at prices ranging from...
...other hand, for six years LTV has been in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which allows for rehabilitation rather than liquidation of a company's assets. Without a bail-out from somewhere, LTV is almost certain to go belly up, leaving a $3.1 billion pension shortfall for more than 100,000 current and retired -- American -- employees. Beyond secrets and beyond jobs, what's at stake is how the U.S. should cope with an industry that is bound to shrink as the country comes home from the cold...