Word: wassersteins
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Though FM’s invitation to University President Lawrence H. Summers to play a doubles tennis match with FM chair Ben Mathis-Lilley, publisher Kenyon Weaver and editor Ben Wasserstein remains in the “no response” file, the boys have been training intensely for the physical and mental exertions of the match...
Last spring, in the spirit of fellowship, FM invited new University President Lawrence H. Summers to play a doubles tennis match with editors Ben D. Mathis-Lilley ’03, Ben C. Wasserstein ’03 and Kenyon S.M. Weaver ’03. His office responded thusly...
Reported by William Lee Adams, Mollie H. Chen, Rachel E. Dry, David H. Gellis, Amelia E. Lester, Elizabeth F. Maher, Angie C. Marek, Amit R. Paley, Ben D. Mathis-Lilley, Matt L. Siegel, Ben C. Wasserstein and Kenyon S.M. Weaver...
...being displaced by anecdotes about how cups of coffee have doubled in price. Some moaning is justified: in Greece, studies show, the price of an average "basket" of goods has risen 10%, and surveys in France and Italy find similar increases. According to a new study by Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, the rounding also stopped deflationary price convergence across Europe this year. But things aren't as bad as they seem. Euro-zone inflation has been stable, at only 2.1% in August. And even Greece's 3.6% rate - the euro zone's highest - is historically low. The studies showing huge price...
...homegrown Japanese technology and boosting the country's status as an info-age innovator. "With DoCoMo and i-mode, you've got a global brand recognition and excitement over a new product that you haven't seen since the Sony Walkman," says Kirk Boodry, telecom analyst for Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in Tokyo. "The whole business community can point to it and say that Japan is still competitive on a global scale...