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Officials will also eliminate many sessions of small claims courts in New York City and shrink the number of potential jurors called for all kinds of cases.

Two years after paying more than $900 million to buy a company that specialized in trading Nasdaq stocks, Merrill Lynch & Company said yesterday that it would merge the business into its trading operation and shrink the number of stocks it trades by 76percentt.

[C9.] Merrill to Reduce Nasdaq Trading Two years after paying more than $900 million for a company that specialized in trading Nasdaq stocks, Merrill Lynch said that it would merge the unit into its operation and shrink the number of stocks it trades.

"He's promised to liberalise the country a little, economically, which I think is really important, and to cut public spending and shrink the number of ministries".

"You're going to have to reduce the number of overall teachers in the system and shrink the number of schools," said Laurence Msall, president of the Civic Federation, a private group.

The relaxation of the restrictions was reported to have been motivated by a desire on the part of the East German leadership to reduce their citizens' desire to travel and shrink the number applying to emigrate.

Struggling Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer HTC is cutting staff and shrinking the number of smartphones it makes, as its profits nosedive.

At Old Westbury, a critical first step was to attract stronger students, in part by becoming more selective and shrinking the number of freshmen, from 460 to 280.

That makes it hard to ship gas across state lines, and shrinks the number of refiners that provide a particular blend of gas, giving each refiner more power.

Bracing for the worst, most of America's industrial leaders are hunkering down by eliminating overtime, putting a freeze on hiring, scaling back on new investment and shrinking the number of jobs at their companies.

With the population both ageing and shrinking (the number of Japanese is due to fall by half by the end of the next century, according to the government), people are worrying about who is going to pay all of this money back.The prime minister, Keizo Obuchi, seems to have caught the public mood.