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...González said Washington was having “very respectful and active conversations with Mexico” on the issue....
...González was talking at a panel on post-pandemic employment, alongside Saadia Zahidi of the World Economic Forum and Carl Benedikt Frey from the Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford....
...He came from the tough city of Decatur, Illinois, had moved to industrial Ohio, had fallen in love with Russian constructivism and with the bolted metal sculptures of Julio González and Picasso....
...Ralph Hamers, chief executive of Dutch bank ING, said new European “open banking” regulation had opened the door to Big Tech entering the market....
...Conway has since admitted that the phrase slipped out in error, but Ralph Rugoff, director of the Hayward gallery and curator of this year’s programme, believes that the slip of the tongue revealed a deeper...
...Ralph Hamers, chief executive of Dutch bank ING, said: “I see a further polarisation of the world economy....
...Ralph Hamers, chief executive of ING, the Dutch bank, said: “I see a further polarisation of the world economy....
...Consolidation will be done by those who have mastered technology,” says Mr González. “If you don’t master technology you won’t survive.”...
...Álvaro González (£280, matchesfashion.com). Prism Bora Bora sandals (£200, prismlondon.com)....
...A conference marking the departure of José Manuel González-Páramo as ECB executive board member was moved to a hotel at the airport, safely on the city’s borders....
...Converts include Felipe González, former Socialist Party prime minister and the party’s current leader, Alfredo Peréz Rubalcaba....
...The latest argument has been triggered by the looming departure of Spain’s José Manuel González-Páramo, whose eight-year term ends in May....
...The overhaul will be completed at the end of May, when the eight-year, non-renewable term of Spain’s José Manuel González-Páramo expires. His job is much sought-after....
...The term of Spain’s José Manuel González-Páramo expires on May 31 next year....
...José Manuel González-Páramo, an ECB executive board member, told journalists in Madrid “imported inflation is a very important part of day-to-day inflation”....
...Reporting by Ralph Atkins in Frankfurt, Peter Spiegel in Brussels, Quentin Peel in Berlin, Richard Milne in London, Ben Hall in Paris, Victor Mallet in Madrid and Guy Dinmore in Rome...
...Its measures, Mr González-Páramo said, “were designed with an exit strategy in mind”. The ECB stopped providing 12-month liquidity in December and has also halted dollar offers....
...It is a minor masterpiece, directed by the Mexican film director Alejandro González Iñárritu (21 Grams, Babel), who has the audacity to parody his own cinematic style by the use of multiple plotlines and...
...In a Financial Times video interview, José Manuel González-Páramo, ECB executive board member, argued the crisis had not changed the bank’s steady-as-she goes instincts....
...José Manuel González-Páramo, an executive board member, said in a speech on Friday that the lower rates go, the harder they are to raise again....
...José Manuel González-Páramo, an ECB executive board member, told a Spanish newspaper that monetary policy would continue to be “orientated towards its credibility in guaranteeing medium-term price stability...
...Francisco González, who chairs the Spanish bank BBVA, joined such calls this week....
...Evidence of slower growth and falling price pressures was “a new element of our analysis”, José Manuel González-Páramo, an ECB executive board member, told an Irish newspaper on Thursday....
...Mr González-Páramo said: “It would make no sense to put a deadline, to give [up a] way of intervening in the markets.”...
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