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| | | ... would not have shared total debt liability "as long as I live". The anti-austerity crusaders now know what they have to do. Sorry Frau Merkel, just kidding. Quite right, Virginia. It's the same underlying problem -- Germany's refusal to underwrite its ... |
| | | | ... say that Michelle Obama threatened to divorce Barack in 2000 because he ignored her advice about his political career. Oh sorry, wrong report. Take two. News reports out over the weekend reported that US Pres Obama and the rest of the G-8 declared that ... |
| | | | ... tell you this, you haven't been doing your homework vigilantly or that you haven't been reading the Financial Standard. Sorry gentle readers, I can't resist putting that plug in. But having said that, indications are that there are still plenty of gains ... |
| | | | ... forbid, Krusty the Clown. Deym, I think I watch too much of "The Simpson's". Who's Itchy and who's Scratchy, you decide? Oh, sorry the Labor Party factions will decide. OK, that's the fun part. Here's the "ho-hum" portion. There were no thrill and spills ... |
| | | | ... recovery following the 1990/91 recession. Ditto with the recession of 2001 and all other past US recessions since 1950 - sorry but that's only as far as my database goes. But wait, financial markets now fret that the Fed might not make good on its promise ... |
| | | | ... moments again. But if one was so bold enough to ask, waiting for what? Waiting till the cows come home to roost? Whoops, sorry I think there's something wrong with my metaphor just there -- or is it allegory? Waiting till yellow light of caution turns ... |
| | | | ... years' investment experience. Lowenstein managed around one fifth of Hunter Hall's firm-wide assets under management. "We are sorry to see Jack leave and we wish him well in his new endeavours," said Hall. On October 17, Financial Standard reported Hunter ... |
| | | | ... back to the people all about? What are elections for then? Imagine if all democratically elected leaders behave this way. Sorry too tough, let's ask Mr. & Mrs. Smith... and their dog. The Eurozone should just cut 'em loose and live with the consequences. ... |
| | | | ... confidence and sends markets soaring before Cup Day. On second thought - nah. Think I'll just stick to the horse trade, sorry I mean, horse race. |
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