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December 31, 2008
Royal recognition
...Morgan, chief executive, Tube Lines. Michael Parker, former chief executive officer...broadcaster. Jane Gardam, author. Michael Glover, deputy project director, Channel Tunnel...chief executive, Paralympics GB. Michael Gordon-Lennox, chairman, St Dunstan...
December 31, 2008
Knights Bachelor
...Morgan , chief executive, Tube Lines. Michael Parker , former chief executive officer...broadcaster. Jane Gardam , author. Michael Glover , deputy project director, Channel Tunnel...chief executive, Paralympics GB. Michael Gordon-Lennox , chairman, St Dunstan...
November 12, 2009
Piety laced with poison
...Germany on the eve of the first world war, Michael Haneke's Golden Palm-winning masterwork...Cusack, Woody Harrelson, President Danny Glover) to the process at judicious intervals...knight do we get to play that? It must be Michael Caine. In Harry Brown he has his most... By Nigel Andrews
November 11, 2009
Film releases: November 13
...eve of the first world war, Michael Haneke’s Golden Palm...Harrelson, President Danny Glover) to the process at judicious...get to play that? It must be Michael Caine. In Harry Brown (, Daniel...hoodies. Face of wonder: Michael Caine in ‘Harry Brown... By Nigel Andrews
November 13, 2009
Amulets: A helping hand at the end of the world
...The first, from Roland Emmerich and Paramount Pictures and starring John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Woody Harrelson and Danny Glover, is set to release this year, and a second 2012: The War For Souls a Michael Bay film from Whitley Striber’s book of the same name, will follow. By Syl Tang
June 1, 2008
Funds sliced and diced into oblivion
...which presently requires an exemptive order from the US Securities and Exchange Commission can take up to a year, says Michael Rosella, a partner with law firm Paul Hastings. Often companies submit far more products than they ever intend to launch...and that becomes more and more difficult as there are more and more items on the shelves,” says Mr Gastineau. Hannah Glover is a reporter on Ignites, an FT publication By Hannah Glover
August 2, 2008
Democrats anxious for Obama to widen lead
...the primary contests. Polls suggest these states are too close to call. At this stage in the 1988 presidential race, Michael Dukakis, the Democratic candidate, had a 17 percentage point lead over George H.W. Bush, who went on to win the election...the pattern of negative attacks is now here to stay. "Obama obviously thinks very highly of himself," says Juleanna Glover, an adviser to Mr McCain. "Not everybody shares that view." Editorial Comment, Page 6 Books essay, Life & Arts By Edward Luce in Washington
August 1, 2008
Democrats anxious for Obama to widen lead
...in the primary contests. Polls suggest these states are too close to call. At this stage in the 1988 presidential race, Michael Dukakis, the Democratic candidate, had a 17 percentage point lead over George H.W. Bush, who went on to win the election. John...the pattern of negative attacks is now here to stay. “Obama obviously thinks very highly of himself,” says Juleanna Glover, an adviser to Mr McCain. “Not everybody shares that view.” By Edward Luce in Washington
August 2, 2008
Swing vote still eludes the 'aloof' Obama
...primary contests. Opinion polls suggest these states are too close to call. At this stage in the 1988 presidential race, Michael Dukakis, the Democratic candidate, had a 17 percentage point lead over George H.W. Bush, who went on to win the election...of negative attacks is established and here to stay. "Obama obviously thinks very highly of himself," says Juleanna Glover, an adviser to Mr McCain. "Not everybody shares that view." Editorial Comment, Page 6 By Edward Luce in Washington
August 2, 2008
Democrats keen for Obama to extend his lead
...the primary contests. Polls suggest these states are too close to call. At this stage in the 1988 presidential race, Michael Dukakis, the Democratic candidate, had a 17 percentage point lead over George H.W. Bush, who went on to win the election...the pattern of negative attacks is now here to stay. "Obama obviously thinks very highly of himself," says Juleanna Glover, an adviser to Mr McCain. "Not everybody shares that view." Editorial Comment, Page 10 Books essay, Life & Arts By Edward Luce in Washington