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Please note that this review was scheduled to run Oct. 20th Arts section. Our appologies to the cast and crew of Antigone for the delay. Please also note that in the interest of objectivity, this review was edited by Arts Executive Editor Christina B. Rosenberger...
...writer is the Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard Current...
That's the risk foreseen by Michael J. Mandel, Business Week's economics editor, in a new book darkly titled The Coming Internet Depression. According to Mandel, any failure by the Fed to counter such a cash shortage by slashing interest rates could send the economy into a harrowing free fall. Though government safety nets would prevent a repeat of the Great Depression of the 1930s, he writes, "things could still get very ugly...
...back then, say critics, CyberWorks was overvalued--just as were a number of other Internet companies at the time. "The market is finally reverting to rational analysis," says David Webb, editor of the financial-monitoring site Webb-site.com which had valued CyberWorks' shares at just 54[cents] in February. "The company can't resume its rocket-like trajectory." CyberWorks has declined to comment on its business strategy, but Li, the son of shipping and real estate billionaire Li Ka-Shing, says the fact that Cable & Wireless' shares were initially snapped up by buyers showed "confidence in and support for our business...
...Near the airport the setting changes. Clouds. Lightning. Thunder. I am wearing a short pink tank top. The editor of the local newspaper of Kibbutz Bar Am, where I was born, calls up and asks to interview me about the situation. Oh, boy, the situation. How I like to talk about the situation. There is a terrible hailstorm, and I am screaming on the telephone. I can't hear myself. I can't see anything. About three months ago, when Barak was at Camp David, we thought we were winning. That our struggle for peace was on the verge...