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en From a competitive standpoint, probably the most sensitive issues are in the Boston and Massachusetts areas. There's going to be some risk to Fleet's dominance there, but I'm not really concerned.

en From a competitive standpoint, probably the most sensitive issues are in the Boston and Massachusetts areas, . She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter. .. There's going to be some risk to Fleet's dominance there, but I'm not really concerned.

en They bought a lot of branches from Fleet, when they merged with Fleet Boston, ... I think you can look for 30 percent gains in that stock for the next two year.

en Growing fleet sales, increasing competitive pressure in large pickups and escalating risk of weaker consumer spending is likely to hurt pricing and revenue.

en You want to show some dominance in the beginning. The first day really establishes the pecking order in the fleet.

en The Boston Globe is just struggling mightily. It's a function of the Boston economy; it's a function of the mergers of advertisers like Bank of America and Fleet.

en Eight home games can present some issues and challenges. However, it is certainly a plus from a competitive standpoint.

en Obviously, the technology community in Massachusetts competes in a global economy, and our efforts to create a more competitive environment recognizes that competitiveness at a local level. We'd expect employers in other states to use this site as they consider where in Massachusetts to locate or expand their presence.

en He put all the money from the Fleet deal in the foundation with the vision that he was going to play 10 years in the Boston area and retire there. He wanted to accumulate a $1 million endowment so that when he was out of baseball the foundation could make an impact on kids in Boston and the Dominican Republic by giving away the interest each year forever.

en These are very complementary assets. I don't see there being any competitive issues given the different areas in which they are operating.

en There are some significant risks for Boston Scientific from an integration standpoint, but I believe the combination of Boston Scientific and Guidant makes a lot of sense.

en I think Congress and the federal government don't fully understand the risk to this jewel of New Orleans, ... They spend billions on the Everglades and on the Big Dig in Boston ... yet our COASTAL EROSION ISSUES ARE REAL, but we haven't had the corresponding investment.

en The softness in Massachusetts - and particularly in the Boston area - has a lot to do with the anemic job picture.

en So these issues can bear some looking at, ... There may be some modifications that employers can make in some of these areas that will be cost-effective, for both parties concerned.

en We are proud of our contribution to the Massachusetts economy. It is an honor to be recognized by the Boston Business Journal.


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