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...deal on nuclear technology. Close, but not quite there, yet. The purpose of the agreement is to legitimize India's status as a nuclear power, enabling it to buy nuclear fuel and technology from abroad despite having refused to sign the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and having twice tested nuclear weapons. Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns told a gathering in Washington on Wednesday, "We have made enormous progress... We are 90% there...
...days, says Robert Burke, a retail consultant in New York, fashion retail's territorial lines are blurring. "Traditional categories no longer exist," he says. "There's almost a reverse snobbery today: people really like the idea of mixing a variety of price points." In other words, few fashionistas think twice about pairing a $1,000 jacket with a $20 T shirt anymore. Launching Moss's opening collection in Barneys, Burke says, makes "perfect sense...
...first conceived, the twice-yearly Strategic Economic Dialogue meetings between the U.S. and China were meant to be high-minded affairs, where long-term, structural issues of interest to both countries would be thoughtfully discussed. But no matter how much U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Chinese Vice Premier Wu Yi try to cast this week's summit as an intellectual exercise, the main issue confronting them is by no means academic. China's trade surplus with the rest of the world is now at a projected $400 billion, and there is no sign that it is going to shrink...
Down to its final strike in its opening round NCAA Tournament game against host Hofstra, Harvard scored twice on a dramatic defensive miscue to seize a 2-1 lead...
Ascent Magazine, published twice a year by students at Harvard and MIT, delves into Middle Eastern issues and says it aims “to elevate the level of discourse on Islam in the academic and popular fora.” Another student publication on the Middle East, the Harvard Israel Review, published its last issue in spring 2004, according to its Web site...