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Corporate training and education is a field many companies are moving online, in part to trim travel costs.

Brought in by the trustees in 1994 in part to trim the staff, Rodin infuriated Philadelphia's working class by appointing the management consultants Coopers & Lybrand and eliminating more than 3,500 positions -- breaking a decades-old union in one instance, simply by moving the Penn Faculty Club across the street to the new DoubleTree hotel.

The report says the rising cost of fruit and veg might be due in part to more produce being cut, trimmed, bagged and washed, and available all the year round.

Studio officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity because they had not been cleared to speak to the news media, said deals were trimmed in part to add pressure to the writers' camp just as directors appeared to be close to a deal.

Mr. Obama would preserve the structure of Medicare but try to rein in costs, in part by trimming payments to health care providers.

The law squeezed nearly $500 billion out of Medicare over 10 years, in part by trimming payments to many health care providers, including nursing homes and private health plans.

The DuPont Company said yesterday that it would lay off 3,000 workers, eliminate 950 other jobs and shut a spandex plant in Canada as part of a plan to trim annual costs by $900 million.

Last month, the airline announced plans to cut up to 7,000 jobs by 2006 as part of a plan to trim $5 billion in costs.

The meal reductions are part of an effort to trim $2.8 million in food-related expenses from the 2011 fiscal year budget of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, the state prison agency.

The production cuts, although hardly severe in themselves, were enough to hurt many parts suppliers, forcing them to trim their output in turn.

The company, based in West Greenwich, R.I., said the job cuts were part of an effort to trim $24 million to $26 million of annual operating expenses.