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...Collette Morgan, owner of the children's bookstore Wild Rumpus Books in Minneapolis, Minn., says the website helped increase her sales 10% last year. But she generates plenty of her own buzz. When she opened a decade ago, she was fresh from a general-interest indie that died after a Barnes & Noble moved in across the street. Morgan decided to make her store "something a corporate mind would never dream up and that a large company could never sustain...
...Morgan charges the cover price for her books, while the big boxes often discount, but she carries hundreds of titles they don't stock. Being nimble and able to respond rapidly to local trends also fattens her bottom line. After noticing that Minneapolis' Somali-American community was booming, she started purchasing books written in Somali with English translations. When she discovered that local schools were ramping up French classes, she stocked more French-English titles...
...country's economy was growing modestly. Analysts now are cutting their forecasts. Chatib Basri sliced his 2003 GDP forecast from 4.4% to 3.7%. (The World Bank estimates that Indonesia needs at least 6% growth to create enough jobs for its burgeoning workforce.) Daniel Lian, an economist at investment house Morgan Stanley, says economic revival throughout Southeast Asia could be jeopardized if investors shun the region. As a result, he says, "Economies would be further marginalized and geopolitical risks raised in a vicious cycle...
About 100 firms, from Microsoft and Morgan Stanley to ESPN and the CIA, fielded questions from throngs of well-dressed job-seeking undergraduates yesterday at the Office of Career Services’ (OCS) 21st annual Career Forum...
Glickman noted the absence of many major financial institutions who had attended the forum in recent years, such as JP Morgan, Credit Suisse First Boston and Merrill Lynch...