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February 5, 2010
A concerto for beatbox
...thing she’ll say is that she hates it. Of course she does. The use of written symbols to represent musical sounds is so boring for younger-generation composers, because it’s the opposite of improvisation. In a world that can digitally preserve and...notation – one that could be matched to recognisable phonetic sounds and understood by the musicians taking part.Forget middle C, time signatures, treble clefs and the other jargon of classical tradition. Instead, let’s hear it for “ng...
February 5, 2010
David Stevenson: How to find value in emerging markets
...in China and India are growth stocks – they are highly rated because the market thinks their earnings will grow faster than boring old value stocks from the developed world. Why is this a problem? Because the investment case is predicated on forecasts...a) those forecasts are frequently wrong, b) growth is, in fact, fairly cyclical, especially in resources sectors, and c) growth usually falters as competition increases.So can value investing work better in EMs? Rob Arnott, the analyst who... By
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SAP's big challenge is to prove the Oracle wrong
Anyone who believes that business is boring should think again. Some of history's biggest dramas have been played out in corporate boardrooms - from the disolution of the... By Paul Betts
2:00am
SAP's big challenge is to prove the Oracle wrong
Anyone who believes that business is boring should think again. Some of history's biggest dramas have been played out in corporate boardrooms - from the dissolution of... By Paul Betts
2:00am
Japan's healthy eating, with a side of McDonald's fries
...success is any indication, Japanese consumers are clearly not listening.Challenge for SAP Anyone who believes business is boring should think again. Some of history's biggest dramas have been played out in boardrooms - from the dissolution of the company... By Michiyo Nakamoto in Tokyo
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SAP’s big challenge is to prove the Oracle wrong
Anyone who believes that business is boring should think again. Some of history’s biggest dramas have been played out in corporate boardrooms – from the dissolution... By Paul Betts
January 29, 2010
What Toronto can teach New York and London
...New Republic, wondered what the most boring possible headline for a news story...likes to say that Canadian bankers are “boring, but in a good way. They are more interested in balance...this approach, Canada’s small “c” conservatism and its egalitarianism may...because we Canadian bankers are all so boring!!!”Moreover, while the Canadian... By Chrystia Freeland
8:00pm
Japan’s healthy eating, with a side of McDonald’s fries
...s success is any indication, Japanese consumers are clearly not listening.Challenge for SAP Anyone who believes business is boring should think again. Some of history’s biggest dramas have been played out in boardrooms – from the dissolution of the company... By Michiyo Nakamoto and Paul Betts
January 20, 2010
Mighty role for a multitasker
...t like the others. Most singers spend their autumnal days pasting carefully censored clippings into their scrapbooks and boring their grandchildren with exaggerated tales of distant triumphs. Domingo, who celebrates his 69th birthday tomorrow, knows...s Simon Boccanegra . The feat may not be quite as surprising as it appears. Domingo never really was a pirate of the high C's, and in recent years his reduced range has become bottom-heavy. Late performances of Otello and Andrea Chenier found... By Martin Bernheimer
January 19, 2010
Simon Boccanegra, Metropolitan Opera, New York
...t like the others. Most singers spend their autumnal days pasting carefully censored clippings into their scrapbooks and boring their grandchildren with exaggerated tales of distant triumphs. Domingo, who celebrates his 69th birthday tomorrow, knows...s Simon Boccanegra. The feat may not be quite as surprising as it appears. Domingo never really was a pirate of the high C’s, and in recent years his reduced range has become bottom-heavy. Late performances of Otello and Andrea Chenier found... By Martin Bernheimer