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FT AlphavilleColby Smith
Efforts to restrict worker mobility are bad for the economy
...Per Starr et al., a 10 per cent increase in the number of non-competes leads to 6 per cent lower wages in states that enforce the agreements versus those that do not....
October 29, 2018
Due Diligence
The Italian bank is ready to pick up the pieces if an all-German merger fails Premium content
...Addison Lee, the mini cab company that was bought by Carlyle just months before Uber et al made it on to the scene....
April 5, 2019
FT Live
Future of Asset Management Europe
New fund firm models for Europe's resurgence
Tuesday, 12 NovemberLondon, UK
InterviewSocial Media
What impact will Facebook scandal have?
...I have seen no data to show how Facebook and Twitter et al advance happiness or social cohesion....
April 25, 2018
FT AlphavilleSujeet Indap
Beta max
...Here is an opinion summary from law firm Simpson Thacher describing how the court judged predicted beta in a 2010 appraisal case, ” Global GT lp v. Golden Telecom”....
June 19, 2015
US & Canadian companies
Viewpoint: Lessons to be learnt
...Jim Rogers Chairman of Rogers Holding We need some more Lehmans so we can get out of this....
September 9, 2009
Fund management
Turning point for US mutual fund fees
...The case, Gallus et al. v....
May 31, 2009
FT Live
Bank of the Year Awards 2024
Recognising the best in banking globally
Wednesday, 4 DecemberLondon, UK
US downturn
Ask the expert: US wage stagnation
...to the relocation of industry to China, et al?...
January 9, 2007
ReviewOccupy protests
Pick of the Year - Key words
...the firm....
December 8, 2006
Life & Arts
Overdue process
...Supreme Court’s historic finding in the case of Rasul et al v....
August 27, 2004
New Technology Policy ForumUK schools
James Boyle: A natural experiment
...Again, Hugenholtz et al, point out that the majority of cases brought under the Directive have been about databases that would have been created anyway - telephone numbers, television schedules, concert...
November 22, 2004

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