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...Otto-Knapp’s contribution is a series of 10 watercolours depicting dancers in minimalist, grey scales....
...Fellow billionaire Michael Bloomberg has also lashed out, saying that Google “bowed to pressure” when it decided to discontinue Project Maven, an effort to automate drone surveillance for the DoD, calling...
...But here’s how he can dig his way out — William Hague in The Telegraph What you’ve been saying Leave voters won’t change but a leader could recant — letter from Steven Fogel in London: “Sir, Simon Knapp...
...van den Driessche Research Engineer, Google DeepMind William McQuillan Partner, Frontline Ventures Daniel Thompson Managing Director, D4 Software Simon Cross Product Manager, Facebook Alastair Knapp...
...It is not a coincidence that he has been advised on how to handle the encounters by Michael Sheehan, an American debates expert....
...Barry Knapp, chief equity strategist at Barclays, says investors are “all-in” on the idea that economic growth is accelerating and that should result in sales beating forecasts....
...Another relative newcomer is First and South in Greenport, with 26-year-old Taylor Knapp at the stove....
...“If you think about the consistent outperformance of cyclical stocks since April, it suggests that expectations of economic improvements in 2014 are largely priced in at this point,” says Barry Knapp, chief...
...For those looking to navigate the macro terrain, Barry Knapp, US equities strategist at Barclays, recommends investors avoid slow-growth, high-dividend stocks which are likely to suffer if interest rates...
...“To swallow a toad” is the unappetising expression used by Michael Fuchs, a German parliamentarian, to describe the action now expected of big, stock market-listed companies, following the government’s commitment...
...Barry Knapp, chief US equity strategist at Barclays, says: “Following this period of extraordinary monetary policy it stands to reason that . . . the equity market as a whole can hardly be considered cheap...
...However, Barry Knapp, head of US equity strategy at Barclays, cautions: “We believe investors are overpaying for domestically focused stocks.”...
...asks Mr Knapp....
...Others say even a modest deal may not prove to be good enough in the near-term, says Barry Knapp, chief US equity strategist at Barclays....
...Barry Knapp, head of US equity strategy at Barclays, says higher option premiums for the Vix beyond one month suggests investors are mindful that correlation could intensify against the backdrop of fiscal...
...Barry Knapp, chief equity strategist at Barclays, is doing the same and cautions that the US election is now the swing factor....
...“Nothing’s changed in core fundamentals, in terms of economic uncertainty or underlying company earnings growth,” says Barry Knapp, chief US equity strategist at Barclays....
...Michael Thompson, managing director for global markets at S&P Capital IQ, says that is because forward guidance for the second quarter has looked increasingly negative, with companies reluctant to project...
...By Michael Mackenzie, Arash Massoudi and Vivianne Rodrigues...
...“If you want to edge back into the market, then defensive high dividend paying and big name stocks are the way for some investors,” says Michael Kastner, principal at Halyard Asset Management....
...I asked two people to bring me up to speed on the newest wine regions there – writer and broadcaster Peter Richards, the Master of Wine who knows most about Chilean wine, and Michael Cox, the UK head of...
...“Very few [companies] are raising guidance enough to suggest they can meet the market’s expectations for growth,” says Barry Knapp, chief US equity strategist at Barclays....
...“The relief element of the rally has run its course,” says Barry Knapp, chief US equity strategist at Barclays Capital, who recently advised clients to go “underweight” bank stocks and take profits....
...“We won’t get transparency on Chinese growth till at least March or April as policy becomes clearer, so the risk of overweighting materials is too high,” adds Mr Knapp....
...Additional reporting by Michael Mackenzie...
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