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Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll - but what about the profits?
...reduces barriers to industry entry. There is truth in the claim that content is king, but content belongs to those, such as J.K. Rowling and Steven Spielberg, who create it and reap a large proportion of the rewards.But such remonstrances will make... By John Kay
January 19, 2006
Put Latin American state into the closet
...American state into the closet, padlock the closet door and throw away the keys. Only then will Latin Americans prosper. Andrew P. Morriss, Galen J. Roush Professor of Business Law and Regulation, Case School of Law, Cleveland, OH 44106, US By Prof P. Morriss Morriss
July 28, 2006
No regulatory gap exists on US hedge funds
...market sort out the effective funds from the ineffective ones and let the SEC focus on the problems already on its plate. Andrew P. Morriss, Galen J. Roush Professor of Business Law and Regulation, Case School of Law, Cleveland, OH 44106, US By Andrew Morris
June 9, 2006
Senator could gain from exposure to new career path
...career were not entirely positive. More elected leaders could do with that sort of experience before they enter office. Andrew P. Morriss, Galen J. Roush Professor of Business Law and Regulation, Case School of Law, Cleveland, OH 44106, US By Prof Andrew P Morriss
January 6, 2006
In the business of profit-making, not philosophising . . .
...versions of the good life. Work is not the only activity in most people's lives and jobs need not fulfil all human needs. Andrew P. Morriss, Galen J. Roush Professor of Business Law & Regulation, Case School of Law, Cleveland, OH 44106, US By Andrew Morriss
June 19, 2006
Kiss of death for sad remains of an industry
...from restructuring, it will indeed "stop dead" the only hope remaining to the sad remnant of the US auto industry. Andrew P. Morriss, Galen J. Roush Professor of Business Law and Regulation, Case School of Law, Cleveland, OH 44106, US By Andrew Morriss
April 17, 2006
Wrong people making decisions on US energy
...investments should occur. As the children's rhyme says: "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me." Andrew P. Morriss, Galen J. Roush Professor of Business Law and Regulation, Case School of Law, Cleveland, OH 44106, US By Andrew P Morriss
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Sex, profits and rock ’n’ roll
...reduces barriers to industry entry. There is truth in the claim that content is king, but content belongs to those, such as J.K. Rowling and Steven Spielberg, who create it and reap a large proportion of the rewards.But such remonstrances will make... By John Kay
February 8, 2010
Do not pay the ferryman until he securitises your risk factor
...same risk. Regulators will have the tricky task of judging whether the market is truly liquid, and of making sure they know who is really responsible for looking after us in our old age.paul.j.davies@ft.com By Paul J. Davies
January 28, 2010
Mystery man Philips has all the necessary experience for Morrison
...Philips have nothing but praise for the executive, who was chief operating officer at Loblaw, the Canadian retailer chaired by Galen Weston."He's a terrific guy," says David Wild, chief executive of Halfords, who worked with Mr Philips at Walmart Germany... By Andrea Felsted, Retail Correspondent