After a decade of on-again, off-again recession, Japan appears to be falling into a semipermanent state of economic decay.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Such a mismatch hasn't happened since the country was founded, largely because its greatest wars have tended to be brief interludes, not semipermanent features.

WSJ: When the Troops Were Very Young

The trend toward monitors got moving when cardiologist George Klein, of the University of Western Ontario, first approached Medtronic in 1989 with the idea of a semipermanent implant to measure heart rhythms.

FORBES: Magazine Article

With limited capital and the recession looming, she began organizing riotous pop-up shows in semipermanent venues across London and the States, and also in Paris, where Sellers has a second home, an 18th-century apartment in the heart of the Marais that's been transformed into a contemporary haven by Ab Rogers, son of the architect Richard Rogers.

WSJ: Libby Sellers Knows the Art of Design