Hints and tips:
...In 1898 they were put up for sale and bought by John Pierpont Morgan, hollyhocks and all....
...The first Baron Rothschild and John Pierpont Morgan rocked up on their yachts....
...The documents are mainly Advance Tax Agreements, so-called comfort letters that map out how companies will be taxed....
...But I take comfort from the forecasts. There are more than 4m people living in private rented accommodation in England. Savills expect that to rise to almost 6m by 2018. It is a growth market....
...Perhaps this is helping comfort equity investors today, that as we prepare for Bond yields to rise once again, ‘Risk-on/Risk-off’ seems to be receding from its heady days and is being replaced by ‘The Great...
...On that basis, we would estimate the centre-left to hold a real lead somewhere in the 1-3% range; well below the margin of comfort (see chart)....
...In practice, people enjoy – or find comfort in – sugary drinks and fatty foods or cheap alcohol....
...If you’re thinking that all of this echoes Enron-style accounting practice far too closely for comfort, you wouldn’t be completely unjustified in that view....
...In contrast, the Up looks more comfortable and more of a fashion accessory on the wrist, so Jawbone may be onto something in looks and comfort at least....
...” implies that it’s very much open to change… … From CreditSights on Monday morning: Comments that under the “current circumstances” bondholders will not face any losses before 2013 will provide some comfort...
...For six decades, Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village were bastions of the ordinary middle class in Manhattan....
...That must have been some risk assessment since bonds that were accepted for Talf loans included WBCMT 2007-C30 A2 and MLCFC 2007-5, which have heavy exposure to stuff like the Peter Cooper & Stuyvesant Town...
...Analysis: The (EU) comfort zone As key economies in the eurozone start to recover, the benefits of single currency membership are becoming ever more apparent – but further tests lie ahead....
...None of this is much comfort for weary Swiss and American taxpayers, of course. Well-run or not, both banks present the problem of being far too important to fail....
...Clearly, companies have to pay for the comfort and security of long-term money. In a statement, chief executive David Brennan was able to declare himself “delighted” by investors’ reception....
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