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Unlike much of the industry, the Times Company, which publishes The New York Times, The Boston Globe and The International Herald Tribune, does not carry the kind of crushing debt burden that has led other publishers to default or file for bankruptcy, and it has fared better than most of its peers at holding on to revenue from ads and circulation.
Fidelity's efforts to export its brand to Japan and Germany have been disappointing thus far, although it has fared better in Canada and the U.K. "Ultimately if Fidelity really wants to be a global player, they'll either be acquired, or need to find some partner," says Burton Greenwald, head of mutual fund industry adviser B.J. Greenwald Associates in Philadelphia.
I couldn't understand why the British media did not pay it more attention, though luckily it has fared better overseas.
Mr. White pointed out that Texas, though it has fared better than some states during the recession, still has the highest number of unemployed in its history.
But it has fared better than other metropolitan areas hit hard by the crash, like Las Vegas and Miami, in part because Arizona's relatively simple foreclosure process allowed it to shed the glut of foreclosed homes faster.
A second stab at bringing in a currency, the hryvnia, has been modestly successful; it has fared better than Russia's rouble.There are even a few encouraging flickers in business.
Despite being what he called "pretty disappointed" in the showing of "Falcone" last week, Les Moonves, the CBS president, said he still held out hopes for the series because it had fared better on Friday and Saturday nights, and "if we picked it up for next season it would probably go onto one of those nights".
("Mother!" was originally slated for Oct. 13. Would it have fared better then? Tough to say, given it's still hard to talk about the film without revealing spoilers. With a longer gap between festival premieres and the theatrical release, the secrecy would have been tough to maintain).
The index has collapsed to under 1,300, a 90% drop.The container-shipping industry has fared better because it is less fragmented.
The Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC), consisting of Saudi Arabia and its five Gulf satellites, has fared better.
