Andrew Altman full employment act.

Andrew Altman full employment act.

In light of the lower results anticipated for the December quarter, we now expect revenue for fiscal 2001 to be read more

In light of the lower results anticipated for the December quarter, we now expect revenue for fiscal 2001 to be in the $6 billion to $6.5 billion range,

We're relying on him to have a good year. He worked hard in the off-season. He didn't play basketball. He's read more

We're relying on him to have a good year. He worked hard in the off-season. He didn't play basketball. He's throwing the ball harder and is in better shape.

We need to be closer and have the same goals in mind. I see it starting to happen here. The read more

We need to be closer and have the same goals in mind. I see it starting to happen here. The atmosphere is different.

Kelvin has been working hard for a little over a month. I wish it could be more, but we'll take read more

Kelvin has been working hard for a little over a month. I wish it could be more, but we'll take what we got and let it work. I'm not worried about his stamina because he's in great shape, it's only now he'll be able to handle himself on the ground.

He knows how to take over a game. He's not only a point guard, he's a scorer. Either he's going read more

He knows how to take over a game. He's not only a point guard, he's a scorer. Either he's going to score, or he's going to get it to someone else to score.

Aloha's position is that they're a private company. They're saying you need to pay it or you're not going anywhere read more

Aloha's position is that they're a private company. They're saying you need to pay it or you're not going anywhere with your school.

There have been temporary successes, but always health care costs have bounced back with a vengeance.

There have been temporary successes, but always health care costs have bounced back with a vengeance.

Today's labor report could not have been more disheartening to those who thought the Fed had ended its monetary tightening. read more

Today's labor report could not have been more disheartening to those who thought the Fed had ended its monetary tightening. There is no possibility for the Fed to stop at the current 4.5 percent.