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  1. High School Wrestler Does Not Let Cerebral Palsy Get In The Way of His Dreams

    Thu, 26 Jan 2012

    Andrew's strong desire to compete on an athletic team enabled him overcome the odds and participate on the wrestling team at Kearney High School in Kearney, Nebraska. "He's an avid sports person. He always wanted to play football. Of course, that

  2. Burberry gets right what rival luxury retailers miss

    Sat, 21 Jan 2012

    are seeing. For one, the story lies in the weak euro, says Mike Moriarty, partner at the retail consulting firm A . T . Kearney . As the euro continues to hit new lows against major currencies, including the pound, in which Burberry is denominated

  3. Truck sales revving despite high gas prices

    Thu, 5 Jan 2012

    tradesmen," and their business appears to be picking up, says Brian Irwin, head of the auto practice at consultant A . T . Kearney . Even if it isn't, he notes, recession-hammered businesses and tradesmen put off buying new vehicles so long

  4. Trucks sales revving despite high gas prices

    Wed, 4 Jan 2012

    tradesmen," and their business appears to be picking up, says Brian Irwin, head of the auto practice at consultant A . T . Kearney . Even if it isn't, he notes, recession-hammered businesses and tradesmen put off buying new vehicles so long

  5. Portraits of Navy SEALs Killed in Helicopter Crash

    Fri, 12 Aug 2011

    insisted on going back." Mason, the father of two toddler sons, grew up in Holt, Mo., and played football and baseball at Kearney High School. He graduated from Northwest Missouri State University in 1998. His wife, who is expecting their third child

  6. Portraits of Navy SEALs Killed in Helicopter Crash

    Fri, 12 Aug 2011

    insisted on going back." Mason, the father of two toddler sons, grew up in Holt, Mo., and played football and baseball at Kearney High School. He graduated from Northwest Missouri State University in 1998. His wife, who is expecting their third child

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  1. Wall Street Plunge Could Worsen Economy's Troubles

    Thu, 4 Aug 2011

    sales) could have a bigger effect. But James Rushing, a vice president in the retail practice at the consultancy A . T . Kearney , expects high-end shoppers to keep spending. True, they slashed spending during the financial crisis a couple

  2. Wall Street Plunge Could Worsen Economy's Troubles

    Thu, 4 Aug 2011

    sales) could have a bigger effect. But James Rushing, a vice president in the retail practice at the consultancy A . T . Kearney , expects high-end shoppers to keep spending. True, they slashed spending during the financial crisis a couple

  3. Wall Street Plunge Could Worsen Economy's Troubles

    Thu, 4 Aug 2011

    sales) could have a bigger effect. But James Rushing, a vice president in the retail practice at the consultancy A . T . Kearney , expects high-end shoppers to keep spending. True, they slashed spending during the financial crisis a couple

  4. Is Sexting Mostly a Woman's Game?

    Mon, 18 Jul 2011

    evening out," says Diane Kholos Wysocki, co-author of the study and a professor of sociology at the University of Nebraska at Kearney . Anecdotally, several men voiced similar gender-biased experiences to ABCnews.com. One journalism student from Savannah

  5. Stores Find Success by Focusing on the Hunt

    Tue, 5 Jul 2011

    experience" — very different from the major food chains, which mostly stock the same stuff, says Sherif Mityas, a partner at AT Kearney , a retail consulting firm. Victoria LeBlanc Bors of Los Angeles says doesn't even take a shopping list there anymore

  6. Stores Find Success by Focusing on the Hunt

    Tue, 5 Jul 2011

    experience" — very different from the major food chains, which mostly stock the same stuff, says Sherif Mityas, a partner at AT Kearney , a retail consulting firm. Victoria LeBlanc Bors of Los Angeles says doesn't even take a shopping list there anymore

  7. U.S. automakers poised to capitalize on Japanese shortages

    Fri, 20 May 2011

    Hondas, Nissans or other Japanese brands in the past are now "up for grabs," says a report by consulting group A . T . Kearney . That number could jump to 328,000 by fall if Japanese factories aren't at full capacity by then. Best of all

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