Greece's charms, Heathrow's joy
I have just spent a few days in Greece and it is absolutely beautiful, at least as soon as you…
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Lessons in power
Once again, it would seem that the Obama administration has learned the advantages of a post-9/11 policy. Despite having pledged…
ByG20 gets a rocket
Kim Jong-il’s contribution to World Peace was two days late, but bless him nonetheless, he did his best. The inexplicable…
ByThe faces of Cindy Sherman
I don’t think I’ve ever seen quite so high a patron:picture ratio as at the Sherman opening at Spruth Magers…
ByFT: City of London to set up corporate crime division
Specialist police squads designed to help companies fight crimes ranging from data theft to terrorism are to be set up…
ByGuardian: Duffield to start up another business
Serial fund management entrepreneur John Duffield is planning a comeback with a new asset management business, according to reports. From…
ByPirates and the President
The spin put on the event for political advantage is counter-productive for the White House. The resolution of the stand-off…
ByFruit takes moral strength
As I write there is an apple in front of me that I bought a few days back. I promise…
ByKeep Your Money: Talk to Your Family
Worse than stock markets or Ponzi schemes, the biggest threat to a family’s wealth is the family itself. Rupert Phelps…
ByScandal? Learn from the masters!
Berlusconi has had several facelifts, tries to jump on anything nubile within gropeable distance and then writes letters of apology…
ByHunting out the WAGs
I looked like I’d been plucked from a shooting party. The other girls looked like they’d been plucked from St.…
ByGuardian: Credit Suisse to close US accounts
The Swiss bank Credit Suisse is edging towards closing the accounts of thousands of American customers as tax authorities in…
ByGoldman Sachs AM revenues down 1Q09
Asset management net revenues, which encapsulate its private client-related activities amounted to $949 million, a 28 percent reduction on the…
ByObserver: Top ten credit crisis books
The crunch chronicles: ten books that try to make sense of global chaos. From the Observer: The Crunch by Alex…
ByEaster for one and all
Even Christmas is not as respected and celebrated. It’s comforting to have something so nearly-universal. I should be used to…
ByBanks need to be broken up, says Osborne
George Osborne, the UK’s shadow chancellor, has argued that Britain’s banks may need to be broken up to avoid them…
ByObama's Prague spring
His speech is the opening gambit in a strategy far removed from the naïve idealism often attributed to him. Pres.…
ByGuardian: Women earn far less in the City
Women working full-time in the financial sector earn 55% less a year on average than their male counterparts, with those…
ByBaer: Swiss banking secrecy intact
Swiss banking secrecy, centred on the protection of financial privacy, remains intact even though the Swiss Federal Council intends to…
ByG20 Special Section
Even without Ringmaster Brown’s hoopla, the G20 would still have been a momentous occasion in the current cycle of global…
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