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January 19, 2010
Needy wait as Haiti’s desperation grows
...the disaster that might have killed more than 100,000 people: help is starting to arrive in ever-increasing amounts but desperation still reigns in most areas and it is hard to find evidence of effective distribution co-ordination. At the judicial police... By Benedict Mander in Port-au-Prince
November 21, 2009
Ashton's elevation tells a tale of ambition and sheer desperation
...bloc's new leadership structure. Her appointment is a story of diplomatic arm-twisting, political ambition and sheer desperation. It began on October 29 when Gordon Brown, UK prime minister, was told by fellow socialist leaders at an EU summit in... By George Parker in Brussels
9:58pm
Sex, profits and rock ’n’ roll
...failure.Some people think the travails of EMI are a just rebuke to those who would treat media as merely another industry. Creative people need the love that bean counters cannot provide. And not just love: executives at Terra Firma, its private equity... By John Kay
2:00am
Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll - but what about the profits?
...failure.Some people think the travails of EMI are a just rebuke to those who would treat media as merely another industry. Creative people need the love that bean counters cannot provide. And not just love: executives at Terra Firma, its private equity... By John Kay
January 30, 2010
Dispatch from Northampton
...expansion districts are full of young mothers – their husbands working or absent or non-existent – leading lives of quiet desperation without the support networks of family, friends and neighbours to cope. The fear rate is far higher than the crime rate... By Matthew Engel
December 5, 2009
Triumph of the ordinary
...art scene began to anticipate that of today. Warhol’s diverse range of references, as explored here, suggest some desperation: performance art, and an ironic jest at Pollockesque physicality in the “Piss Paintings”; Picasso’s cartoonish late canvases in the drag queen portraits; the collaboration with Jean-Michel Basquiat. “I wasn’t creative since I was shot” became a mantra. The Whitney Museum’s 1979 exhibition of his portraits was critically mauled... By Jackie Wullschlager
7:11pm
Washington locked in grip of severe weather
...Two flat mates searched through three stores before finding firewood at a local Whole Foods. Another resident had a more creative solution. Leaning over a five-foot high pile of tree branches that had been knocked down by Saturday’s storm, Andrew... By Simone Baribeau in Washington DC
April 1, 2009
Desperation that leads to hyperbole
...uncomprehending of the damage it is doing to this country, and its prime minister so dismissive of any criticism that, in desperation, the only way to put across one's point of view is to use hyperbole and exaggeration. John Salkeld,London SE22, UK
8:06am
Peugeot forecasts profit in shrinking market
PSA Peugeot Citroen revealed it had lost €1.16bn ($1.6bn) after taxes last year and would face a “challenging” year ahead, By John Reed in London
January 29, 2010
Man in the News: Steve Jobs
...a high-ranking Apple development executive in the 1980s who later founded a rival personal computing company called Be Inc. “The whole product reflects Steve’s attention to detail and the drive for a minimalist approach – just enough, as opposed...apart. Mr Jobs’ perfectionism, bordering on the obsessive, is summed up in a telling anecdote by John Lasseter, the top creative brain behind Walt Disney’s animation business and a long-time friend.“He found this one really great black turtleneck... By Richard Waters