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...“We had a night of [deliberating] ‘do we do it, do we not’,” said Molly Goddard, who runs the burgeoning luxury pyjama brand with her husband, Joel Jeffery....
...“The debt ceiling increase has not been signed into law yet . . . but it seems like the market is dismissing any potential risk of default,” said Thomas Simons, a money market economist at Jefferies....
...Could a Jack Dorsey tweet be the next Mona Lisa? (Bloomberg) Hard to squash Beijing is continuing its crackdown on Ant Financial....
...“It’s very clear from an enforcement perspective that [the CFPB] is going to take a more aggressive approach,” said John Hecht, an analyst at Jefferies....
...The global equity strategy team at Jefferies identifies “three unrelated events” that can push up prices....
...“It might not be detailed and the market is looking for whether he will throw his weight behind the border adjustment tax,” says Lisa Hornby, a portfolio manager with Schroders....
...Jefferies was financial adviser and Goodwin Procter was legal counsel to Amplify....
...Lisa Hau, analyst at Jefferies, said that the deal “would be strategic and opportunistic as it would diversify ITV’s business away from advertising revenues....
...At the bottom of a site displaying a list of companies staying shut on the national holiday, Jackie Bowman-Helton wrote that she refuses to shop at stores that open on Thanksgiving, while Lisa Kahn wrote...
...Peter Atherton, utilities analyst at Jefferies, estimates that the new nuclear power station planned by French energy group EDF and its Chinese partners will cost the UK as much as Crossrail, the London...
...In between, the show encompasses senior artists just outside the mainstream, such as 90-year-old Jeffery Camp, who paints dreamy, windswept landscapes on oddly shaped canvases, and Frank Bowling, who has...
...And just like the movies, Jefferies has discretion over which films he watches....
...Report card in the form of a pie chart, along with other tables and analysis in Lisa’s post....
...Good morning, New York… FT ALPHAVILLE Tantalising glimpses that Spain might be ready to jump through well-positioned hoop: Lisa picks up on a story that suggests Madrid is edging towards a bailout request...
...David Owen, chief European financial economist at Jefferies, says: “It was the right thing to trigger a payout. If a country is defaulting or restructuring, then insurance should be paid....
...Meanwhile, the most highly leveraged deals of the property boom, some $1,000bn lent between 2005 to 2007, will begin to mature in the next few years, says Lisa Pendergast, head of CMBS strategy at Jefferies...
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