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The value of falling into the parent trap
...figure like him; better the joy (and occasional torment) of paternal duties.Because we all get old. Why struggle to amass riches only to see them dissipated through death duties and passed to distant relatives? Surely it's better to have a partner and... By Luke Johnson
10:13pm
The value of falling into the parent trap
...figure like him; better the joy (and occasional torment) of paternal duties. Because we all get old. Why struggle to amass riches only to see them dissipated through death duties and passed to distant relatives? Surely it’s better to have a partner... By Luke Johnson
5:23am
Honda airbag risk triggers global recall
...in Wednesday’s recall, all of which were built in 2001 and 2002In addition to Accords and Civics, the recall affects CR-V sport utility vehicles, Odyssey vans and Acura TL and CL saloons. Honda said 378,000 vehicles would be recalled in the US... By Jonathan Soble in Tokyo
February 1, 2010
BSkyB v EDS: Why is the case so important?
The case of EDS v BSkyB is by far and away the most important legal case in the IT area for a decade. Not since the 1996 case of St Albans City and District Council v International Computers Limited (which defined whether software was goods... By Dai Davis, IT lawyer and partner at Brooke North LLP
2:00am
Looming commercial real estate crisis offer 'bonanza'
...said: "We've come off the precipice and moved back into more healthy territory."Credit markets had come back sharply in a V-shaped recovery, he said. "It was the best period for buying distressed debt we have seen . . . 18 months ago we were backing... By Martin Arnold in Berlin
4:36pm
Apollo predicts ‘bonanza’ in commercial property
...ve come off the precipice and moved back into more healthy territory.” He said credit markets had come back sharply in a V-shaped recovery. “It was the best period for buying distressed debt we have seen, perhaps in our careers... 18 months... By Martin Arnold in Berlin
February 5, 2010
Exit polls hand Yanukovich close win
...There is no order, rule of law or respect. Just look at how this country’s elite is robbing the nation of all of its riches. Shame on all of them for doing so, and on us for letting them do this.”Still, as Ukrainians head to the polls, the... By Roman Olearchyk in Kiev
February 7, 2010
Fund focus: Gartmore’s long/short skills pass the test
...Should the consumer no longer respond to waning stimulus packages, or should the mighty Chinese economy stall, the prospects of a V-shaped recovery will become even less likely. The case for being invested in defensives is very compelling.”But despite... By Nick Rice
February 3, 2010
Malcolm Gladwell's business blindspot
...derivative material. Seemingly this grand new concept about how riches are accumulated is not founded on original interviews with entrepreneurs...people and generate value for an economy. They do not amass riches through the misery of others; they create wealth and jobs... By Luke Johnson
February 2, 2010
Malcolm Gladwell’s business blindspot
...derivative material. Seemingly this grand new concept about how riches are accumulated is not founded on original interviews with entrepreneurs...people and generate value for an economy. They do not amass riches through the misery of others; they create wealth and jobs... By Luke Johnson