Instead, the Fed should probably try to nudge a turnaround into happening sooner rather than later.
The cuts are part of a plan to shift Dell's turnaround into another gear as the onetime juggernaut scrambles to get ahead of changes sweeping the PC industry.
The project went into turnaround and a complete script was written, but Spielberg demanded more thrills and action sequences while King wanted more horror.
The Hollywood Reporter, Variety's longtime rival, recently accomplished such a turnaround, transforming itself into a glossy weekly magazine under a new owner, Prometheus Global Media, and the editor Janice Min.
The Fed's action came against the backdrop of an increasingly intense debate among analysts over whether the economy was poised for a turnaround or slipping into a downward spiral, and whether the rate cuts have so far proved as effective as the Fed would have hoped.
He tells these tales the way he plays his guitar — firing dialogue in rapid bursts, stretching out the lessons in the story like the turnarounds in a song, and falling into potent silences, which somehow manage to be even more expressive than the words.
Fox alleges that when it put the project into turnaround in 1994, a separate 1991 deal that transferred some of the rights to Gordon still gave them the option of distribution, sequel rights, and a share of the profits should it be made by any other studio.
Barring a dramatic turnaround, squeaking into the playoffs might be a more realistic goal than defending the Cup.
