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Date: 30 January 1995
By Geraldine Fabrikant
Geraldine Fabrikant
So you want to be in pictures? That's just what Victor A. Kaufman wanted three years ago when he founded Savoy Pictures Entertainment, an independent film distributor. Still looking for his first profits, he now wants to be in the film production and television station businesses as well.
Date: 30 January 1995
By James Brooke
James Brooke
In a gritty factory zone here, the press links binding North and South America took a quantum leap recently when the international edition of The Miami Herald began to roll off the presses of a Peruvian newspaper. By transmitting pages by satellite to printing plants throughout the region, the publishers of The Herald hope to expand the paper's presence in Latin America, in the process bringing to Latin America what already exists in Europe and Asia -- a low-cost, late-closing, English-language daily newspaper.
Date: 30 January 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Stocks rose sharply here today after one of Japan's biggest banks reported that it would lose money this year, raising hopes that banks would begin writing off bad loans rather than selling shares to avoid losses. The news that Sumitomo Bank would report a loss started a rally in bank stocks that quickly spread to real estate companies, builders, steel makers, brokerage firms and makers of electric machinery.
Date: 30 January 1995
International A2-8 CHECHEN CAPITAL IN RUINS After seven weeks of war between Russia and the breakaway region of Chechnya, the Chechen capital, Grozny, has been reduced to largely deserted ruins. A1
Date: 29 January 1995
International 3-13 MOSCOW, CAPITAL OF RUMORS Awash in rumors and wild stories, from shipments of poisoned vodka from Chechnya to a mutation in the gene pool caused by war stress, Russia is a bundle of nerves. 1 Reporter's notebook: Hitching a ride in a Russian tank. 12
Date: 30 January 1995
By Carl Gewirtz, International Herald Tribune
Carl Gewirtz
In the view of dejected bond salesmen, institutional investors will grab at any excuse these days to do nothing. This event-filled week should provide ample justification for doing just that..The major event is the mid-week meeting of the U.S. Federal
Date: 30 January 1995
, International Herald Tribune
LONDON - Adolf Hitler has probably told Premier Quisling of Norway that Germany must abandon Norway and withdraw most of its crack garrisons there to help save the Fatherland, it is learned from authoritative London sources. There is also little doubt tha
Date: 29 January 1995
By David E. Rosenbaum
David Rosenbaum
The latest round of trade negotiations between the United States and China broke down in Beijing today, and the United States Trade Representative, Mickey Kantor, threatened to impose steep tariffs on Chinese goods if an agreement was not reached by next Saturday. The United States is demanding that China crack down immediately on the pirating of copyrighted American computer software, movies and music, and that it stop Chinese businesses from putting phony American labels on consumer products.
Date: 29 January 1995
By Jay Romano
Jay Romano
FIRST, the good news: There is an income-tax deduction available to owners of rental property that could shave thousands of dollars off your tax bill each year. It is called depreciation. Now, the bad news: If you take the depreciation deduction when you shouldn't, it could cost you money. If you don't take it when you should, it could cost you even more. If you take it and get any of the numbers wrong, you could end up paying a penalty.
Date: 29 January 1995
Meredith Lee Phillips, a production assistant for NBC News, was married yesterday to Eugene Francis Klein Jr., a financial analyst at Home Box Office. The couple work in New York. The Rev. Michael Driscoll performed the ceremony at St. Jude's Roman Catholic Church in Boca Raton, Fla. Mrs. Klein, 23, graduated from the University of Florida. She is a daughter of James and Maureen Phillips of Boca Raton. Her father is a pilot for Delta Airlines. Her mother is a realtor with Prudential Realty in Boca Raton.