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November 24, 2006
Collection of grievances
...Marei got a phone call “out of the blue” from a Dutch journalist researching an article on looted art. He was Pieter den Hollander, and he was as astonished as Marei was, for “they didn’t know anything and they were very surprised”. Marei von... By Nicholas Glass
February 7, 2010
Entrepreneurs turn to early stage companies
...equity backed NCC Group, and a Raw attendee, said he supported the idea as long as it is not “exploitative” as Dragon’s Den could sometimes be.“There are a lot of good young companies in the north-west that are not getting funding,” he said... By Andrew Bounds
January 17, 2010
SRI – an animal that may become extinct
...financial bottom line and simultaneously deliver higher societal returns. Willem Appel is CEO of Roodhals Capital; Marjan van den Belt, PhD, is ecological strategy consultant at Roodhals Capital; Wouter Scheepens, partner at Triple Value Strategy Consulting By Willem Appel, Marjan van den Belt and Wouter Scheepens
February 8, 2010
Indian growth set to hit 7.2 per cent
...to wait and see what happens,” he added. However, Anjan Roy, an economist at the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce...stimulus should be left as it is helping the economy,” said Mr Roy. Rising inflation has been the main concern for policymakers... By James Fontanella-Khan in Mumbai
February 3, 2010
Dutch grid operator issues hybrid bond
...lapped up this additional yield," said Wayne Hiley, head of European corporate syndicate at Barclays Capital.Jeroen van den Broek, head of credit strategy at ING, which was one of the bookrunners on the transaction, said he believed the market would... By Anousha Sakoui
February 2, 2010
Dutch grid operator issues hybrid bond
...lapped up this additional yield,” said Wayne Hiley, head of European corporate syndicate at Barclays Capital. Jeroen van den Broek, head of credit strategy at ING, which was one of the bookrunners on the transaction, said he believed the market would... By Anousha Sakoui
February 4, 2010
Triangulation could work for Obama
...run for the hills" when the going gets tough.But it was his next step - bearding the House Republican caucus in a Baltimore den - that was the most instructive, pointing perhaps to a future course for his administration. Naturally he ran rings round them... By Jurek Martin
February 2, 2010
Triangulation could work for Obama
...for the hills” when the going gets tough.But it was his next step – bearding the House Republican caucus in a Baltimore den – that was the most instructive, pointing perhaps to a future course for his administration. Naturally he ran rings round... By Jurek Martin
February 5, 2010
Something for the weekend
...reveals that merely being exposed to luxury goods increases an individual’s propensity to selfish behaviour and decisions.Roy Chua, an assistant professor in organisational behaviour at Harvard Business School and Xi Zou, also an assistant professor... By Linda Anderson
January 19, 2010
Tories' policy guru attacks party
...proposed support for enterprise, writes Jonathan Moules . Doug Richard, an entrepreneur and panellist on the BBC's Dragons' Den series, criticised the main parties for doing too little to support small-business owners as he unveiled his personal manifesto... By Jonathan Moules