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February 1, 2010
BSkyB v EDS: Why is the case so important?
The case of EDS v BSkyB is by far and away the most important legal case in the IT area for a decade. Not since the 1996 case of St Albans City and District Council v International Computers Limited (which defined whether software was... By Dai Davis, IT lawyer and partner at Brooke North LLP
January 28, 2008
US v Microsoft: who really won?
...the century,” the DoJ accused the Microsoft Corporation of monopolisation. The company was accused...for applications. This would deprive Microsoft’s Windows operating system of...government’s fundamental assertion in US v Microsoft. Did Microsoft’s tactics serve... By Thomas Hazlett
December 7, 2009
Daisy looks to fresh deals in 2010
Daisy Group pointed to more deals ahead in 2010 as analysts...225m ($369m) and underlying profits of £37m as Daisy completes the onerous consolidation of four businesses into one. Daisy also said it was on track to meet earnings for the... By Philip Stafford
February 7, 2010
Bond fund managers brave ‘the ring of fire’
...heavily indebted eurozone states to honour their obligations have seen yield spreads over German Bunds hit record levels. The mountain of debt issuance due from the US and UK has also provoked worries, with Bill Gross, managing director of Pimco, warning that the...must avoid”. “Its gilts are resting on a bed of nitroglycerine,” he added, as he placed the UK in a “ring of fire” alongside the US, Ireland, Spain, France, Greece, Italy and Japan.But bond fund managers, while not blind to the... By Steve Johnson
February 8, 2010
Watered by NY’s mountain streams
...Yorkers don’t drink water flushed from toilets. The drinking water comes from reservoirs in upstate New York, all fed by mountain streams, and has since 1842. Hank Paulson’s dramatic flush of his sleeping pills is the least of his sins.Leonard S...
February 6, 2010
An A-to-Z of the Winter Olympics
...indispensable Winter Olympic substance. Unfortunately, there hasn’t been much of it in Vancouver recently, forcing Cypress Mountain, venue for the snowboarding and freestyle skiing, to close to the public two weeks earlier than planned in order to...except instead of lying back and staring at the sky, competitors descend face-down and head-first on their tea trays. V is for Vancouver The lack of snow can hardly have come as a surprise to Olympic organisers: Vancouver is the warmest city ever... By Ed Holland
February 6, 2010
Miami’s reinvention as a design capital
...The inventive hotels in the Art Deco District spread out along Collins and Ocean Drive...the war black housing projects were fire-bombed, while as recently as 1980...in the world of the Arquitectonica corporation. The 1982 Atlantis Condo Building...water on the rougher edge of the Design District, the Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz gallery...decidedly patchy borderlands of the Design District, Little Haiti and Wynwood, are in the process... By Edwin Heathcote
4:36pm
Apollo predicts ‘bonanza’ in commercial property
...ve come off the precipice and moved back into more healthy territory.” He said credit markets had come back sharply in a V-shaped recovery. “It was the best period for buying distressed debt we have seen, perhaps in our careers... 18 months...more ”idiosyncratic” deals, such as Apollo’s recent agreement to take control of Texas-based Parallel Petroleum Corporation through a restructuring deal that reduced the company’s debt, he said. By Martin Arnold in Berlin
December 8, 2009
Daisy looks to fresh deals in 2010
Daisy Group pointed to more deals ahead in 2010 as analysts...revenues of £225m and underlying profits of £37m as Daisy completes the onerous consolidation of four businesses into one. Daisy also said it was on track to meet earnings for the year... By Philip Stafford
October 9, 2009
Daisy looks for further acquisitions
Daisy Group is considering further acquisitions...Unlike other listed telecoms operators, Daisy is looking to build a business without owning...executive, who founded Lancashire-based Daisy eight years ago. Since floating on Aim in... By Philip Stafford