Challenges in the news - 02/03/2008

“One has to wonder if this is a subtle way of holding onto cash, given their capital challenges.”

That said, Mr. Branson also allows that Coke was different from some goliaths he has challenged - say, British Airways. “I think the advantage that Coke had was, they had a good brand, we had a good brand, our drinks were about the same. We couldn’t differentiate ourselves enough.”

The statement, in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, shows that the largest student-loan firm, commonly known as Sallie Mae, is struggling to find its footing amid a host of challenges and missteps.

Clinton Camp’s Challenge: How Hard to Hit Obama?

To challenge all of us, not only in the art of placation or accomodation but also in the art of simple endurance.

For Mormons, the Romney candidacy represents both a challenge and an opportunity.

Though research in this area has been thin on the ground to date, number-crunchers are starting to rise to the challenge.

‘I don’t want to use the word “bored,” but it’s nice to be challenged.

When I challenged Thomas for the source of such a sweeping, unqualified generalization, he replied disingenuously that he did not intend the sentence to mean what it means, but rather what he wanted it to mean.

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