Study finds Fed dominated by white men across boards
A House Banking Committee study shows the Federal Reserve has few women or minority members in top policy roles. Of 72 regional bank directors elected by banks, only three are women and one is Black while one is Asian American. 77 percent are current or former bankers. None represent consumers or labor groups.
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Fujitsu touts fastest mainframe series to top IBM
Fujitsu announces the M 1800 series claiming the fastest processing speed for mainframes, with model 85 offering eight processors and about 28 percent faster than its six-processor model 65. IBM is expected to unveil a rival system code named Summit with six processors and about 230 MIPS. Fujitsu plans to ship starting April and sell about 300 units in three years, mainly in Japan, with overseas sales under Siemens and potential adoption by Amdahl.
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Amdahl Corp
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Christina Gomez Conducts Visual Spot Check at Corona Bottles Plant
Christina Lourdes Gomez, a Vitro S A manufacturing technician, conducts a visual spot check on Corona beer bottles at the Queretaro facility in Mexico. Vitro recently acquired Anchor Glass Container Corp in the U S and has become a leading glass manufacturer.
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Christina Lourdes Gomez
Vitro S.A
Queretaro
Mexico
Vitro
U.S
Anchor Glass Container Corp
Cellular phone subscriptions rise 25 percent in first half 1990
In the first half of 1990 cellular subscriptions grew about 24.5 percent with 859,742 new users, as industry executives note growing acceptance in sectors like construction and real estate. Average monthly bill eased to 83.94 while call length held near 2.3 minutes. industry service revenues rose 10 percent to 2.13 billion.
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Robert W. Maher
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Acme Crete
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Texas
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Soviet oil squeeze limits exports despite price windfall
The Soviet Union cannot raise oil output due to an aging, mismanaged industry. Production may fall about 500,000 barrels per day in 1990, despite high prices and hard currency gains. Mammoth field declines and domestic demand limit出口, while Western analysts note potential gains from export markets but face production constraints.
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Soviet Union
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Kuwait
John Lichtblau
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
Robert Ebel
Enserch Corp
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U.S
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Siberia
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