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December 13, 2008
Virtual hostility
...becomes automatic for them when they’re on the ground and under fire. Ultimately, what we’re trying to do is save lives.” The holistic...approach to training embraces new realities on the ground – literally. Whereas the...the west would be won through superior air power – and particularly so since...Afghanistan have been about those that may, in part, have been caused by a lack of...support for ground troops dropped a bomb near their patrol; or Mark Wright, the 27-year-old who was killed in 2006 by a land-mine set off by the down... By Angus Batey. Photographs by SAC Andy Holmes
December 13, 2008
Virtual Hostility
...becomes automatic for them when they're on the ground and under fire. Ultimately, what we're trying to do is save lives." The holistic...approach to training embraces new realities on the ground - literally. Whereas the prevailing...the west would be won through superior air power - and particularly so since the...Afghanistan have been about those that may, in part, have been caused by a lack of troop...support for ground troops dropped a bomb near their patrol; or Mark Wright, the 27-year-old who was killed in 2006 by a land-mine set off by the down... By Angus Batey
September 25, 2009
FT top 50 women in world business
...divisions until 2000, and headed several global departments before becoming chief executive in late 2005. In 2006, reflecting on working women, she told the FT: “In Sweden, to be a truly successful woman you should have a good job, look after your children... Introduction by Alison Maitland. Profiles by Sarah Halls
April 12, 2008
‘It has all happened by accident’
...Baring, by day an estate agent but now on bass, is not so tolerant: “I’m...peering despondently at the decrepit air-conditioning unit, “but I’m wondering if we...because it’s cheapest,” chips in Charlie Wright, who’s on drums and designs websites for a living...it’s buzzing wildly (“We’re a very buzzy band”). Guinness addresses the troops...very clearly as Boston [Massachusetts, near where Grossman was born]. A particular...said, ‘It’s going to be £1.29 for 350ml.’ And he went ashen. And...They hate one another and they’re stuck on this f***ing little island...making, directing Time Bandits (1981), Brazil (1985), Twelve Monkeys (1995) and Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas (1998) among others. Gilliam, who gave up his US citizenship in 2006, now lives in north London with his... By David Jenkins
December 9, 2006
Books: Pick of the Year - Key words
...reclaiming for the visual image its role in the history of ideas. Great art is usually...THE HORSE: 30,000 Years of the Horse in Art by Tamsin Pickeral Merrell £29.95, 288 pages From Lascaux cave paintings...hours of drooling for the teenage girls in our house. JOHN SINGER SARGENT: Figures...hugely enjoyable painter. Sections on Paris, Morocco and Venice are a particular...record of Ground Zero in the year following September 11 2001, this is a classic American story... By David Baker, Alan Cane, Harry Eyres, David Owen, Slotover, Lisa Urquhart and Jackie Wullschlager
February 1, 2010
Continental Airlines faces Concorde crash charges
Flames leap from the Air France Concorde as it takes off from Charles de Gaulle in July 2000 Continental Airlines...face charges of manslaughter in a French court for allegedly causing the crash of an Air France Concorde near Paris a decade ago. The US...113 people, including four on the ground. The New York...passenger jet took off from Charles de Gaulle airport shortly before... By Ben Hall in Paris
January 7, 2007
FT interview: Stephen Green
...that has been well established in the role and has got an enormously...attempt not to be visible; on the contrary. Both of us have eaten up a lot of air miles making sure that we are...this company. FT: You’re travelling about half the time...I know how this will pan out on a more continuing basis, I...to be spending blocks of time in Asia and in the Americas, because...management. FT: You said you were on the case, but is it too early...it’s under control? SG: In the context of the closed...Korea. SG: I know what you’re saying. Well, first point is...talking about performance in 2006, but if you look at 2005, or indeed... By Peter Thal Larsen
August 5, 2007
Full text: Paul Otellini interview
...think has allowed us to embrace change in a very aggressive fashion, which I think is why we’re – we’ve been able to thrive. FT: You say you’re doing that now, but I guess people look...and say that that wasn’t the case, in 2005, that was a fantastic year for you - double-digit growth. But 2006 was a really tough year, and 2007, you seem to be back on song again, as it were. So something...
October 17, 2008
How Moody’s faltered
...documents), the company, which only listed in 2000, continued to grow and reported the highest profit margins of any company in the S&P 500 index, the creme de la creme of big US companies. It held...running; its shares rose 500 per cent in their first four years of trading – at a...rose by 900 per cent in a decade. Then, on August 16 last year, after an internal...venture went under in the 1907 stock market crash. In 1913, Moody began publishing a... By Sam Jones. Illustrations by Balint Zsako
August 4, 2006
Swiss Re profits up on fewer claims
...s hurricane claims. “If hurricanes Katrina, Rita or Wilma re-occurred exactly in 2006, the impact [on Swiss Re] would be half what it was last year,” he said. In 2005, Swiss Re had to raise estimates for large claims from natural... By Haig Simonian in Zurich