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A river rediscovered
...city have risen 2.6 per cent since January, partly as a result of an increase in the number of owner-occupiers, according to Christopher Joye, managing director of fund manager and property analyst Rismark International. Historically, the city grew outwards...
Nov 06 2009, By Lucy Bullivant, FT.com site
Jobless rise piles fresh pressure on US president
...new tax credit for jobs and more spending on "ageing roads and bridges". Given the public's scepticism about the administration's claim...deficits or risk pressure on the dollar and in the bond market.Christopher Caldwell, Page 7 Lex, Page 16
Nov 07 2009, By Edward Luce and Krishna Guha in Washington, Financial Times
Jobless rise piles fresh pressure on US president
...a new tax credit for jobs and more spending on "ageing roads and bridges". Given the public's scepticism about the administration's claim...lower deficits or risk pressure on the dollar and in the bond market.Christopher Caldwell, Page 13
Nov 07 2009, By Edward Luce and Krishna Guha in Washington, Financial Times
Ethnic diversity: 'New Canadians' expand markets
Nytric, a small product development consultancy in suburban Toronto, owes its existence and growth prospects to Canada's
Oct 12 2009, By Christopher Mason, FT.com site
An over-fertile imagination
...Tempest, Dr Faustus and Alice through the Looking Glass. Christopher Plummer's Dr Parnassus could be the conflated protagonist...structure as - well, as Thirst, but I laughed a fair bit. Christopher Smith must belong to the Norns Union. In Triangle, a metaphysical...
Oct 14 2009, By Nigel Andrews, FT.com site
An over-fertile imaginarium
...Tempest , Dr Faustus and Alice through the Looking Glass .Christopher Plummer's Dr Parnassus could be the conflated protagonist...structure as - well, as Thirst , but I laughed a fair bit.Christopher Smith must belong to the Norns Union. In Triangle , a metaphysical...
Oct 15 2009, By Nigel Andrews, Financial Times
A View From the Bridge
...Harry Lloyd has the requisite easy, winning manner but lacks the magnetism to be a sexual threat. Nor do Posner and designer Christopher Oram locate the Carbones within a palpable community with common values and attitudes. After a first-rate first act, the...
Feb 09 2009, By Ian Shuttleworth, Financial Times
A View From the Bridge, Duke Of York's Theatre, London
...Lloyd has the requisite easy, winning manner but lacks the magnetism to make him a sexual threat. Nor do Posner and designer Christopher Oram locate the Carbones within a palpable community with common values and attitudes. After a first-rate first act, the...
Feb 08 2009, By Ian Shuttleworth, FT.com site
On the trail of Yorkshire's red squirrels
...encourage the black grouse to return, but inadvertently we were actually planting for red squirrels."Hugh Kemp looks on as Christopher Somerville records another sightingIt was a local woodsman who first spotted a red squirrel in Snaizeholme, but no one quite...
Sep 05 2009, By Christopher Somerville, FT.com site
Corporate lessons send a message of confidence
For Mary De Paoli, Sun Life's decision to invest in executive education in the current economic downturn means as much to
Sep 21 2009, By Christopher Mason, Financial Times
