And there is the option to take control of Chrysler over the next few years, as well as the potential to crunch costs with Opel.
Cameron Mackintosh was irate over a column in The New York Post by the syndicated gossip columnist Liz Smith that ran yesterday and suggested that Mr. Mackintosh, producer of "Les Mis" and "Phantom," was using the crisis to "crunch costs" on his productions.
But with a tool that simplifies mapping out possible new routes, by crunching cost and demographic data automatically — and also letting easily planners share a possible route with others — well, cities are probably going to be doing a lot more bus route analysis.
But the federal budget crunch and cost overruns in NOAA's satellite program have put pressure on the "wet side" of the agency's budget — its ocean programs.
A wave of social and political unrest could sweep through the world's poorest countries if G20 leaders fail to come to their aid, the World Bank warns today, as new research says the credit crunch will cost developing countries $750bn£520bnbn) in lost output and drive millions more into poverty.
Crunch will cost either $50 or $0 depending if you know how to use Bit Torrent properly.
Del Vecchio believes that GM's deal to buy Fiat in 2004, combined with Fiat's cash crunch, will cost GM between $7 to $10 billion.
You can study all the collected data, analyze real estate statistics, crunch the cost-of-living numbers, study weather patterns and more, but nothing surpasses your gut instinct when it comes to choosing a place to live.
Germany then spent 10 years crunching down costs, including wages, and shipping a lot of jobs to Eastern Europe, until it became competitive again.
In countries such as Haiti and Bangledesh, data crunching and cost-benefit analysis are being applied to interventions as varied as anti-poverty measures, agricultural tariffs, child immunization, legal aid reform, e-government solutions, and rebuilding the armed forces.
