To give the audience some idea of the changing, contracting times, Mr. Conlon performed one in a big Romantic expansion and the other more in line with current notions of proper Baroque style.
In 1995, the European Commission and the United States Justice Department cooperated in an antitrust investigation that Microsoft settled by changing contracts with personal computer producers and eliminating some restrictions on software makers.
The plan proposed selling city property, namely a valuable parking garage system, as well as the incinerator, freezing wages, and changing contracts with public workers, moves that opponents said would put too much burden on taxpayers and too little on bondholders and banks.
SPORTSMONDAY, PAGE D1 Special Today: Outlook A special issue of Business Day looks at the year ahead, with a focus on the changing social contract in corporate America.
A.T. Kearney is sponsoring research on the future shape of companies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Booz-Allen on the changing social contract at the London Business School; and Andersen Consulting on learning at Northwestern University, to name but three of hundreds of projects.
On Feb. 6, however, a federal district court judge in Covington, Ky., the site of the airport, granted a motion by Hertz and Avis for a temporary restraining order against ANC that does not halt the combination, but blocks the Cincinnati airport from changing its contract with ANC.
"But changing the contract isn't enough.
