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...In 2008, Alan Bennett donated his archive to the Bodleian; here we see the way in which director Nicholas Hytner collaborated with Bennett first on the play The Madness of George III and later on the film...
...They are even at the heart of what has been described as 2024’s first major design trend: “bookshelf wealth”....
...Cathie Wood has caught a fair bit of flak for flamboyantly incinerating billions of dollars lately, but Charles Payson Coleman III’s bets are fizzling nearly as badly....
...The near frenzy of launches suggests 2020’s total could yet surpass the $26bn raised in the previous two years combined....
...The new management team are heading into the Norwegian hills on Wednesday to flesh out the strategy at a mountain cabin....
...Imperial Brands is the FTSE 100’s biggest faller at pixel after cutting the dividend by a third, which everyone had expected, albeit not yet....
...The operator that still has the most upside is William Hill, in our view (Buy, 230p TP)....
...(iii) Such a property wealth tax would cause a large industry of tax avoidance....
...TPL trustee Maurice Meyer III died at age 84 in March leaving a rare empty spot on the board....
...In 1952, the reception given to Rodney Ackland’s play The Pink Room, about a Soho nightclub as the second world war ended, was so hostile that it effectively stopped his successful writing career dead....
...Letter in response to this obituary: A Rockefeller did not make a showy entrance / From Leonard S Hyman, Sleepy Hollow, NY, US...
...Ducksoup Cookbook: The Wisdom of Simple Cooking, by Claire Lattin and Tom Hill, Square Peg, RRP£25 Claire Lattin quit a job in food publishing to open a successful restaurant with chef Tom Hill....
...Shirt, €300; pleather trousers, €590, 56 S Audley Street, London W1, 020 7408 7050 8 The pac-a-mac gets a serious upgrade, courtesy of Terra New York....
...(iii) Brexit (see below)."...
...Bookmaker William Hill put Swansea Bay at 2-1, Leicester at 9-4, Hull at 11-4 and Dundee at 7-2. I wish them all luck....
...Harold “Terry” McGraw III, chairman of McGraw Hill Financial, which owns S&P, said that the company would emerge “bigger, better and stronger” because of the crisis....
...“Overall, the region’s banks need to shed €3.2tn in assets by 2018 to comply with Basel III regulations on capital and leverage, according to RBS....
...Robert Wood of Berenberg Bank thought they were “simply not plausible” and Neville Hill of Credit Suisse said the policies necessary to achieve them “aren’t especially palatable”....
...comparing Q1 2012 to the same period in 2011, shows just how quickly the smartphone market can change: Source: Strategy Analytics Samsung will look to hammer home its advantage with the release of its Galaxy III...
...re-evaluating its strategic core” late last year, when it split off a group of financial information and indices businesses from S&P to form McGraw-Hill Financial....
...While Harold “Terry” McGraw III, chief executive, has said “everything” is on the table during the restructuring, people familiar with the company’s thinking said the one part of the company McGraw-Hill...
...The head of McGraw-Hill Companies, which owns S&P, has hit back at accusations by a new Chinese credit agency that its western counterparts caused the financial crisis....
...The costs legitimate businesses are forced to pay are ultimately borne by American consumers nationwide,” said FBI Director Robert S. Mueller, III....
...Neville Hill, Credit Suisse: Not really....
...Harold “Terry” McGraw III, chairman and chief executive, said global rating agencies S&P, Moody’s and Fitch were being unfairly targeted by politicians, commentators and competitors all over the world....
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