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10:32pm
Sants marches out
...regulators would appear to have ruled themselves out of the Tories’ brave new future. In this, assuming the Conservatives were to win the...ruled himself out as a candidate to run the expanded Bank’s new regulatory arm. Critics of Mr Osborne’s reform have always...
February 2, 2010
Boutiques: Old-school financiers step in to boost trust
...the independent advisers’ armoury is the pledge to dispense impartial advice to management teams attempting to enter the brave new world of the public company.Modern investment banks are large, often sprawling entities that generate their business by... By Miles Johnson
September 11, 2009
Sharlene Goff: Welcome to the less-brave new world
...Cazenove Capital Manage-ment opened its new absolute return fund – the Absolute UK Dynamic...September have made 16 per cent and the really brave who held out until October are up almost...maybe it is the start of a slightly less-brave new world of equity investing. I would imagine... By Sharlene Goff
2:00am
The Toyota way
...saga. It gives everybody a chance to offer an opinion, whether or not they have any of the facts at their disposal.The New York Times's auto industry blogger, Matthew DeBord, argues that the famed Toyota Production System sowed the seeds of its...amazing expansion the company has undergone in the past 10 years. Senior managers may have been arrogant, or perhaps just not brave enough to admit how standards were slipping. But I expect that, down on the production line, Toyota employees could see... By Stefan Stern
2:00am
Gallic pride gives way to la dépression française
...reigns supreme.If one moves from technology to culture, the challenge looks even more formidable. France is still fighting a brave battle against the monopoly of the English language. But if there is one other European language that has benefited from globalisation...to world culture - a highly subjective and debatable issue, of course - the general feeling exists that from cinema (the "new wave" school) to literature (Albert Camus, for example) the 1950s and 1960s were years of greater French creativity than... By Dominique Moïsi
January 4, 2010
Carmen, Metropolitan Opera, New York
Take that, Franco Zeffirelli. Richard Eyre’s brave new production of Carmen, which opened on New Year’s eve, ignores old clichés and empty-headed excesses. The heroine does not vamp, and her hands avoid her hips. Micaëla refuses to... By Martin Bernheimer
2:00am
Firecracker
...traditionally let off during the Chinese New Year celebrations but were banned by the...is visited by Clara during the Chinese New Year and starts reminiscing about his career...Christmas Eve party but with a Chinese New Year reunion. Instead of the traditional...features characters from sword-fighting films; and the Arab dance proposes a local porn... By Kevin Ng
2:00am
Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll - but what about the profits?
...office by the French elite and banned from US boardrooms.The notion that media industries are different is challenged in a new book by Jonathan Knee, Bruce Greenwald and Ava Seave, The Curse of the Mogul. They observe the prevalence of the mogul...slogan that content is king. Mr Knee and colleagues demolish the business arguments derived from these banalities. Songs and films may be enjoyed globally, but the most consistently profitable media businesses are in market niches. Often these niches are... By John Kay
10:10pm
How Gallic pride gave way to depression
...reigns supreme. If one moves from technology to culture, the challenge looks even more formidable. France is still fighting a brave battle against the monopoly of the English language. But if there is one other European language that has benefited from globalisation...world culture – a highly subjective and debatable issue, of course – the general feeling exists that from cinema (the “new wave” school) to literature (Albert Camus, for example) the 1950s and 1960s were years of greater French creativity than... By Dominique Moïsi
December 28, 2009
Google executive eyes advert revolution
Brave new world: Nikesh Arora is keen to recast the online advertising debate in favour...with our hands.” Such anecdotes are incongruous in Google’s futuristic New York offices, but David Eun, its vice-president for strategic partnerships... By Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson