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1-10 of 7510 FT Articles results for JOSEPH ALBERT GANDOLFF
Prosperity Without Growth
...more rigorous end, a commission convened by France's president Nicolas Sarkozy and led by the Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz has examined the limitations of standard gross domestic product data as a lodestone for policy.Between those extremes...
Nov 23 2009, Review by Ed Crooks, FT.com site
Guide: Arts around the world
...feature in the exhibition, including "Diana and her Nymphs Resting after the Chase", by the Mannerist painter Hans von Aachen, and Joseph Heintz the Elder's "Coronation of the Virgin". Both works are being shown for the first time since undergoing substantial restoration...
Nov 23 2009, By CompiledCordelia Jenkins, Financial Times
Corporate Diary
...formally report its full-year results more than a week after announcing preliminary figures that exceeded projections, writes Joseph Menn .The leading personal computer manufacturer announced that it earned about 99 cents a share in the three-month period...
Nov 23 2009, Financial Times
Heritage Oil scoops Tullow with Eni move
...or part, of their portfolio.Heritage's willingness to sell 100 per cent of its stakes in the two blocks on the shores of Lake Albert won over Eni, which is looking for a large footprint in Uganda and the chance to operate the assets. Tullow has said it is only...
Nov 23 2009, By Carola Hoyos, Financial Times
Van Rompuy leaves hole in Belgian politics
...at the top of a Leterme government's to-do list.Another former premier, Wilfried Martens, has reportedly been asked by King Albert II to "assist" in resolving these issues, even before Mr Leterme takes office. When exactly that will happen remains unclear...
Nov 23 2009, By Stanley Pignal in Brussels, Financial Times
Corporate Diary
...formally report its full-year results more than a week after announcing preliminary figures that exceeded projections, writes Joseph Menn .The leading personal computer manufacturer announced that it earned about 99 cents a share in the three-month period...
Nov 23 2009, Financial Times
Arts around the world
...feature in the exhibition, including "Diana and her Nymphs Resting after the Chase", by the Mannerist painter Hans von Aachen, and Joseph Heintz the Elder's "Coronation of the Virgin". Both works are being shown for the first time since undergoing substantial restoration...
Nov 22 2009, Compiled by Cordelia Jenkins, FT.com site
Van Rompuy is the right man for the job
...realistic that a spoof television programme about Belgium's break-up was widely believed. It pretended to show pictures of King Albert and his family fleeing the country. Even diplomats, no longer sure which country they were accredited to, were alarmed. In less...
Nov 22 2009, By Wolfgang Münchau, FT.com site
Van Rompuy leaves hole in Belgian politics
...at the top of a Leterme government's to-do list.Another former premier, Wilfried Martens, has reportedly been asked by King Albert II to "assist" in resolving these issues, even before Mr Leterme takes office.When exactly that will happen remains unclear...
Nov 22 2009, By Stanley Pignal in Brussels, FT.com site
Ahold warns economic gloom not over
...share a year ago. But falling food prices in Europe meant the group reported a slight fall in sales from identical shops in its Albert Heijn supermarkets in the Netherlands, the first such reversal in several years.Mr Rishton said the fall in identical sales...
Nov 18 2009, By Michael Steen in Amsterdam, FT.com site
