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Are we really going to start basing social policy on the assumption that a few embryonic cells equal a human being? If so, restricting research on discarded embryos is an odd place to start. Why not restrict fertility clinics, which routinely produce more embryos than they need and destroy the...
One of the loudest crashes in the tech collapse came last month, when mighty Cisco Systems found itself with so many of its finished routers and components stuck in warehouses and going nowhere that CEO John Chambers had to take drastic action. He wrote off a record $2.3 billion in...
The way VCE works is pretty simple: you sign up anonymously with your surplus silicon, set a minimum bid and wait for anonymous buyers anywhere in the world. Deals are done in a matter of minutes. The sold items go for quality control to VCE, which takes an average 9...
That reality was already sinking in during final negotiations over the tax bill, which emerged from the House-Senate conference late Friday night and passed in both chambers Saturday. Business lobbyists had been relatively restrained in trying to wedge special breaks into Bush's big tax cut, in part because...
A harsh debate over parliamentary procedure arose when Council President Paul A. Gusmorino `02, anticipating the attempt to prevent a vote, ruled to seal the council chambers.