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ECB Facing Bad Banking Problems
2012-05-11 10:34:00 … The direction of the European Central Bank. Board member of the ECB, Jörg Asmussen, is a busy man: As an apparent signals officer of the admirals flagship he is issuing signals in all directions with bunt, flash and spark. The
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John Chambers, CEO of Cisco, Blames Europe for Bad Quarter
2012-05-10 23:54:00 … Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) CEO John Chambers spoke with FOX Business Network?s (FBN) Liz Claman about Cisco?s third quarter earnings and what?s driving lower guidance. Chambers discussed what issues lie ahead in the future saying, ?The first and most major
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From Here to Austerity
2012-05-08 21:04:00 There is now not only a debate on whether austerity for Europe is good or not, but also on whether austerity in Europe exists or not. In a blog post by Veronique de Rugy at the Mercatus Center titled ‘Fiscal … Continue reading →
Argonaut: Only Matter of Time Until Spain is Bailed Out
2012-04-30 05:27:00 … Argonaut Capital Management is a hedge fund manager based in New York that offers investment vehicles using global macro and long/short equity investing strategies. Argonaut was founded in August 1993 by David Gerstenhaber, the firm?s President and Portfolio Manager. It
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Netherlands Seen to Maintain AAA Credit ? Guy Spier (Video)
2012-04-29 03:20:00 Netherlands Seen to Maintain AAA Credit – Guy Spier (Video) Video streaming by Ustream Check out our Premium section. 14 day trial is only $1!…You aren't subscribed?If you enjoyed this post, you can subscribe for our free content Related posts:Guy Spier Frames Potential Investment Opportunity in Midwestern Refiners $WNR $VLO $TSO [VIDEO]Exclusive Interview with Guy Spier of Aquamarine CapitalGuy Spier ‘Corporate Earnings to Accelerate’Guy Spier ‘Equities May Be Poised for `Massive’ Shift’Guy Spier Likes U.S. Banks, Japanese Small CapsThe Manual of Ideas: Aquamarine Library Tour with Guy SpierClarke and Dawe – European Debt Crisis [VIDEO]Video PanelSubmit Your Questions To Guy SpierProf. Franz Hörmann: Society 2.0 – Entering a World Without Money [VIDEO]
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Norway: Terrorism Fought With Song, Not Surveillance
2012-04-27 08:45:00 Europe – Andrew Norton: Yesterday was day nine in the trial of Anders Breivik, the man behind the events in Oslo and Utøya last July. And in keeping with the thoughts expressed by their Prime Minister, over 40,000 citizens expressed themselves outside the court in a way that would chill every would-be terrorist – by not being afraid. Fear makes people do strange things. When the US was attacked in 2001, fear made people act like lemmings, jumping off the self-interest cliff for some perceived notion of ?safety?. When London was bombed in 2005, it was used as an excuse to ramp up the already excessive surveillance culture, giving even more powers to the police, despite the attack not being worse than Irish terrorist attacks of the previous decades. So, when bombs go off in downtown Oslo, followed by an automatic weapon-fueled slaughter in Utøya, in a country with little history of terrorist actions, there?s going to be a massive backlash, right? FEar, panic, people d...
Lord Nazir Suspended From Labour Party Over Obama And Bush Bounty
2012-04-16 19:05:00 British Labor party member and parliamentarian Lord Nazir Ahmed has found himself in trouble again. This time it’s from allegedly placing bounties on U.S. presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush. According to The Nation…, in a statement by Related posts: Bush vs. Obama: Cost Of Their Policies [INFOGRAPHIC] Warren Buffett Rips The Tea Party Stephen Schwarzman Hosting Private Party for Romney, Amid Criticism America?s Incredible Shrinking Labour Force Apple (AAPL) Trading Suspended, Reactivated Bubbling Over: The End of Australia?s $2 Trillion Housing Party – By Philip Soos Tech Bubble? This Party is Just Getting Started Netflix: What Not To Wear At The High Stake Tech Party Rick Santelli Insults Meredith Whitney, Rips Obama President Obama Raising Large Sums From JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs
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European Parliament Blocks Copyright Reform With 113% Voter Turnout
2012-03-25 17:51:00 Copyright Monopoly: In an unexpected turn of events, one of the key committees in the European Parliament voted recently to weaken a reform of the copyright monopoly for allowing re-publication and access to orphan works, pieces of our cultural heritage where no copyright monopoly holder can be located. When a work has gone orphan, it means that it is effectively lost until the copyright monopoly expires, 70 years after the creator’s death. You can only hope that somebody has kept a copy illegally and copied it across new forms of storage media as they go in and out of fashion as the decades come and go, or it will be lost forever. The vote in committee on March 1 was supposed to end that (or, more technically, recommend a course of ending that to the European Parliament as a whole). However, the copyright industry lobby won key points in the voting procedure with 14 votes against reform and 12 in favor of it, according to the just-published protocol. This is according to...
The Case for Remaining Long Risk
2012-03-25 01:50:00 … It?s only natural that investors begin to pause after such a strong rally in risk assets (in less than 3 months), and reassess whether it makes sense to stay long risk. No need to rehash why we have rallied as
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Moody?s And The Latest Danish Bank Rescue
2012-03-13 08:30:00 I’m translating from Berlingske Tidende the major Danish daily newspaper: … Especially the 17 bio. DKK transfer of real estate loans from FIH is recieved positively, but also the transfer of bad agricultural debt into a new agricultural finance institute is
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BNP Paribas To Sell Share In Real Estate Company For $2 Billion
2012-03-08 19:36:00 … BNP Paribas, based in France, announced they will be selling their stake in a French real estate company for 1.5 billion euros (approx $2 billion) as the bank looks to increase capital and cut costs. This new vision spawned from
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ECB Keeps Key Interest Rate at One Percent: Market News
2012-03-08 15:32:00 Every morning ValueWalk puts out a news report with the latest news in global stock markets, company news, and global economic news. Market Action US: Dow Futures: 12915.00 (0.58%), S&P 500 Futures: 1363.80 (0.81%), NASDAQ Futures: 2625.50 (0.64%) Europe…:
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Anonymous Members Arrested By The Interpol
2012-03-01 00:02:00 Suspected members of the ?hacktivist? group Anonymous were arrested yesterday in different locations of Europe and South America…. The 25 suspects age range is from 17 to 40, and are suspected to be working together on planning coordinated cyber-attacks
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Denmark: Agricultural Financing Saved ? Update
2012-02-28 03:07:00 Update of: Agricultural Financing Saved in Denmark Well we are a bit closer to skip speculation. The daily newspaper JyllandPosten reports: http://epn.dk/landbrug/article2707753.ece… [Danish Piece] It seems like they are moving directly to a common limited liability company. In ?cooperation?
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Alan Simpson: U.S. To Experience A Full-Blown Debt Crisis
2012-02-20 00:30:00 Alan Simpson’s Video Interview Part 3:… Alan Simpson, in part three of a wide ranging interview with Chrystia Freeland, says the United States is on the same track as Europe’s weakest links and is destined to experience a full-blown debt
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Greece Reaches Agreement on Bailout Deal
2012-02-09 19:38:00 …With the clock ticking loudly for Greece and its creditors, a deal was reached by the parties on Thursday morning. This came right before the EU finance ministers meeting in Brussels where Greece Finance Evangelos Veniezelos planned to attend and
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David Winters is Bullish on European Equities
2012-02-08 15:06:00 … David Winters, chief executive officer of Wintergreen Advisors LLC, Michael Harkins, president of Levy Harkins & Co., and Arnab Banerji, chief investment officer at Collabrium Capital, talk about Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis and their investment strategies. They speak with Pimm Fox
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Greek Exhaustion Syndrome
2012-01-29 01:40:00 … One of my very good friends had a small private dinner this week with the chairman of a major German bank, who remarked, with a sense of gallows humor, that he thought he could get his fellow German banks to
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Full Text: George Soros? Speech in Davos (How to Save Europe and the World)
2012-01-29 01:32:00 … My new book, Financial Turmoil in Europe and the United States,1 tries to explain and, to the extent possible, predict the outcome of the euro crisis. It follows the same pattern as my other books: it contains an updated version
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EU ACTA Chief Resigns In Disgust Over Disrespect At Citizens; Next Steps
2012-01-26 20:05:00 Europe: This just in: the European Parliament’s rapporteur of the ACTA agreement, an agreement which is about as bad as SOPA and creates seriously repressive legislation – that rapporteur has just quit in disgust over how the whole process has been designed to keep citizens and lawmakers in the dark. From the website of La Quadrature, which quotes and translates Numérama interviewing Kader Arif, former rapporteur for ACTA: ?I want to denounce in the strongest possible manner the entire process that led to the signature of this agreement: no inclusion of civil society organisations, a lack of transparency from the start of the negotiations, repeated postponing of the signature of the text without an explanation being ever given, exclusion of the EU Parliament’s demands that were expressed on several occasions in our assembly.? ?As rapporteur of this text, I have faced never-before-seen manoeuvres from the right wing of this Parliament to impose a rushed calenda...
George Soros ?Greece Will Probably Be Kicked Out of Euro?
2012-01-25 16:39:00 … The billionaire investor George Soros said Wednesday that it was possible Greece could be pushed out of the euro zone this year. ?The odds, let?s say, are in that direction,?? Mr. Soros said in a speech at the World Economic
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EU Imposes Ban on Oil From Iran
2012-01-23 20:07:00 The European Union imposed an oil embargo onIran, on Monday, in addition …to a number of other economic sanctions, in an effort to press the Islamic Republic to stop its Nuclear Development Program. The ban comes in the wake of
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U.S. Debt in Worst Start Since 2003
2012-01-20 22:50:00 …Treasuries are off to their worst start since 2003 on signs the U.S. economy is strengthening and Europe is moving closer to resolving its debt crisis. Treasury 10-year notes fell for a third day as a U.S. report showed home
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Toscafund: Greece euro exit worse than catastrophic
2012-01-13 23:42:00 And here we are thinking we were bearish. As it turns out, compared to London hedge fund Toscafund we are rank amateurs. Reuters reports: “A Greek exit from the euro zone would be worse than catastrophic and could provoke greater…
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Europe at the Brink
2012-01-02 22:34:00 In this documentary, Wall Street Journal editors and reporters examine the origins of Europe’s debt crisis and why it spread with such ferocity to engulf much of the continent and threaten the entire world. Related Articles Downward Spiral (AKA DEFCON 4) BY MOHAMED EL-ERIAN A Player to Be Named Later…
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A Look Back at 2011?s Global Market and a Bullish Outlook for 2012
2011-12-29 13:30:00 … Today, Royce Global Value Fund and Royce European Smaller Companies Fund will celebrate five-year anniversaries. With the ongoing European debt crisis, it seems hard to believe there is attractive value on the continent. However, Royce Portfolio Manager and Director of International Research, David Nadel, thinks that 2012 could prove to
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Eurozone Crisis Poses Military Risk, Warns UK?s Defence Chief General David
2011-12-15 18:30:00 Defence chiefs are drawing up plans to cope with the potential military fallout from the eurozone crisis, according to General Sir David Richards. It is understood that Armed Forces planners are looking at the possibility that a new global financial crash could undermine the defence forces of key British allies. The head of the Armed Forces warned that economic issues pose a ?strategic risk? to Britain. Senior British commanders and officials are concerned that US plans to cut defence spending will be followed by other allies in Europe and elsewhere. Reductions in allied military capabilities could put a greater burden on Britain?s stretched forces in Afghanistan and elsewhere, it is feared. The military planning work has come to light after The Daily Telegraph disclosed last month that British embassies in the eurozone have been told to prepare emergency plans for the demise of the euro and the possible civil disorder that could follow. Full article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news...
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The Euro Crisis: Was Cameron Right or Wrong?
2011-12-14 01:30:00 In yet another effort to solve the euro crisis, France and Germany last week agreed on a stability pact that essentially offers increased bailout funds in return for even stronger fiscal austerity on the part of the major debtor countries of Europe. But the deal arguably necessitated changes to the Treaties governing the European Union and as such required assent from all 27 EU member countries, ten of which are not members of the euro zone but whose economies are nonetheless closely integrated with it. To get around this problem and to provide the markets with a united front of governments, Germany and France wanted to make the deal an EU-wide agreement and sought to obtain a unanimous agreement to seek appropriate Treaty changes. Britain?s David Cameron, however, believed that some aspects of the deal would harm the City of London?s position as a financial center contributing something like 10% of Britain?s GDP. He was also under pressure from a resurgent euro-skeptical right wing...
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Former Deputy Governor of England ?Europe Needs Finance Minister?
2011-12-07 05:00:00 Sir Howard Davies, former deputy governor of the Bank of England and former director of the London School of Economics, spoke to Bloomberg TV’s Erik Schatzker and Sara Eisen this morning and said that it is will not ?make a huge amount of difference? if the S&P downgrade the Eurozone. He also said that there needs to be a European finance minister. On Merkel and Sarkozy’s latest proposals to resolve the EU debt crisis: “They’ve still not got there. There has been a lot more lunches than concrete agreements?It’s a huge gastronomic investment going on in France.” “I think yesterday’s package is about trying to persuade German politicians and German voters that they have done enough on the fiscal tightness in discipline and on the austerity f ront – Germans love austerity as you know – in order to unblock the political resistance to the ECB acting to help countries whose debt is still very difficult to sell in the market.&...
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The Absolute Return Letter November 2011: Ignore Egan-Jones at Your Peril
2011-12-01 19:00:00 The ink on the Greek rescue agreement had barely dried before atriumphant, nappy-changing French President with an ego to match theheels of his shoes went on French television to portray himself as thesaviour of Europe. ”We find ourselves at the start of a new world” , he jubilantly proclaimed. Meanwhile, here in the UK, an unconvinced British press did nothesitate to denounce the Brussels agreement as hopelessly inadequate,and the euro sceptics in Parliament, of which there are many, had a fieldday. The point so sadly missed by many in this country, though, is that we are all in this boat together. As a Danish proverb says, you shouldn?t saw off the branch you are sitting on! Perhaps more surprising, and considering the euro project has been saved (for now), the German reaction wasn?t exactly exultant. Here is what some leading German newspapers had to say: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: ?Whoever believes that the crisis has now passed its zenith is terribly mistaken. ...
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A Week At The Heart Of Democracy: You Couldn?t Make It Up
2011-11-24 08:00:00 Europe: I’ve spent this week in the European Parliament (pictured). The disconnect between the populace and the political nobility is just staggering. I already translated Hax’ article about recent corruption and procedural cheating around ACTA, but perhaps the signs of lostitude are closer than that. As one enters the European Parliament, escalators from the security checkpoint area lead up to a large mezzanine on the third floor with a coffee bar, exhibition spaces and more. Just at the end of the escalators, there are posters for the seminars being arranged in the immediate days ahead somewhere in Parliament. This sort of gives a snapshot of what’s on the political nobility’s mind right this very moment, and perhaps more importantly, what they appear unaware of. In a time when civil liberties are discussed vividly among the commoners of the world and fears of repression are starting to transform into devastating self-censorship, where ordinary people ...
New Lows In Neverending ACTA Corruption
2011-11-23 12:27:00 Corruption – Henrik Alexandersson: The harshly criticized ACTA agreement (which, among other things, may result in severe limitations in the freedom of the net) has been reviewed by the Legal Services of the European Parliament. Rumors state that the resulting report is very critical of the agreement. The report has been classified as restricted (meaning secret for all intents and purposes). TRANSLATED ARTICLE This is a translation of an article by Henrik “Hax” Alexandersson. The original is here. A discussion about this report was announced for today’s meeting with the European Parliament’s committee for international trade, INTA. Behind locked doors. Of course, this led to protests — from Members of the European Parliament as well as from activists on the outside. Somebody got cold feet, and it was announced that the discussion had been postponed until the next meeting. But late last night, INTA’s coordinators had a meeting — an...
Europe?s Crisis: Beyond Finance
2011-11-20 11:19:00 Everyone is wondering about the next disaster to befall Europe. Italy is one focus; Spain is also a possibility. But these crises are already under way. Instead, the next crisis will be political, not in the sense of what conventional politician is going to become prime minister, but in the deeper sense of whether Europe?s political elite can retain power, or whether new political forces are going to emerge that will completely reshape the European political landscape. If this happens, it will be by far the most important consequence of the European financial crisis. Thus far we have seen some changes in personalities in the countries at the center of the crisis. In Greece, Prime Minister George Papandreou stepped aside, while in Italy Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi now has resigned. Though these resignations have represented a formal change of government, they have not represented a formal policy change. In fact, Papandreou and Berlusconi both stepped down on the condition that ...
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Berlusconi?s Gals
2011-11-08 20:34:00 So it seems that Berlusconi is resigning as PM of Italy, after being the longest ruling leader in Italy since post WWII. The economic chaos that lead to the resignation of George Papandreou in Greece, quickly spread to Italy, as yields on Italian bonds skyrocketed. Berlusconi had some controversies in his career, which pale in compassion to Herman Cain. We are not turning into Dealbreaker here, she does a much better job at financial gossip (I love her site, not bashing it). But I found this funny chart. Source: Reuters H/T to The Reformed Broker Related Articles Quick Inside Scoop on David Tepper’s Value Hunting in Europe Ron Baron ‘Investors Should Worry About HFT’, ‘Equities are Very Cheap’ Mario Gabelli ‘Europe Needs a Marshall Plan’ Jim Rogers “End of EU Within Five Years” THE EUROPEAN BAILOUT EXPLAINED Kenneth Rogoff : Greece Will Eventually Leave Euro Et tu, Berlusconi? Recessionary Times? The Evidence is Compelling. Wilb...
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Berlusconi?s Gals
2011-11-08 20:34:00 So it seems that Berlusconi is resigning as PM of Italy, after being the longest ruling leader in Italy since post WWII. The economic chaos that lead to the resignation of George Papandreou in Greece, quickly spread to Italy, as yields on Italian bonds skyrocketed. Berlusconi had some controversies in his career, which pale in compassion to Herman Cain. We are not turning into Dealbreaker here, she does a much better job at financial gossip (I love her site, not bashing it). But I found this funny chart. Source: Reuters H/T to The Reformed Broker Related Articles Quick Inside Scoop on David Tepper’s Value Hunting in Europe Ron Baron ‘Investors Should Worry About HFT’, ‘Equities are Very Cheap’ Mario Gabelli ‘Europe Needs a Marshall Plan’ Jim Rogers “End of EU Within Five Years” THE EUROPEAN BAILOUT EXPLAINED Kenneth Rogoff : Greece Will Eventually Leave Euro Et tu, Berlusconi? Recessionary Times? The Evidence is Compelling. Wilb...
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Et tu, Berlusconi?
2011-10-28 17:59:00 The daunting (but not always insuperable) arithmetic of sovereign debt Rich Mattione Will Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany have to take a call in the near future from Rome only to find out that Italy has followed Greece in defaulting on its sovereign obligations? And would she be so brave as…
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Del två ? Min första kärlek
2011-10-24 16:21:00 Ja då hamnade vi i kärlekens land. Episka sånger har skrivits om denna känsla som vi all känner till men som alla inte känner till. Det här inlägget skulle kunna fyllas av Springsteen-citat á la ”I want to know if love is wild girl, I want to know if love is real”. Men att upprepa ...
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SPIEGEL Interview with George Soros on The Euro Crisis
2011-08-18 18:46:00 In a SPIEGEL interview, billionaire investor George Soros criticizes Germany’s lack of leadership in the euro zone, arguing that Berlin must dictate to Europe the solution to the currency crisis. He also argues in favor of the creation of euro bonds as a way out of the turbulence. SPIEGEL: Mr. Soros, we currently see a global…
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Kyle Bass on The Euro-Zone Crisis
2011-08-09 05:08:00 The US equity market down sharply. the u.s. treasury marketrallying sharply. that ten-year yield. and europe financial quandary, it continues to worsen. welcome to strategy session.i’m david faber along garrett kaminsky. we’ll talk debt downgrades and treasuries and bank of america. we also will have our friend with us very shortly but i want to start with you on bank of america, the aforementioned down almost 14% today.we…
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Takida, Europe! Grym kväll och en skadad fot?
2011-07-31 00:52:00 Hej vänner! Nu är vi hemma, vilket dygn. MY GOD. Vi rullade in i Varberg runt 19.30 tiden igår. Bilresan gick som en dans, jag och Hanna har kännt varann i tusen år så det finns mycket att babbla och prata om! Gud så roligt att dra ner, massa tjejsnack och bra musik. Hennes syster Lottie jobbar med Tältturnen och ...
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Robert Rodriguez on CNBC
2011-06-16 04:57:00 Great interview with Robert Rodriguez of FPA (to see my new resource page for Robert Rodriguez click on the following link-http://www.valuewalk.com/robert-rodriguez-resource-page/). He has been out of the spotlight but giving a lot of interviews lately. Rodriguez returned 15% annually for 25 years for FPA’s flagship fund. He saw the housing bubble as early as…
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VoxEU: The future of the Eurozone
2011-06-11 17:59:00 Reprinted with permission: By Kai A Konrad, Managing Director, Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance and a CEPR Research Fellow, and Holger Zschäpitz, Senior Business Editor, Der Welt. A year after the rescue of Greece, the Eurozone is still on life support. This column argues that Europe?s policymakers have got their strategy desperately wrong.…
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The Real European Debt Crisis
2011-06-10 00:59:00 There have been numerous stories about the Euro-crisis, a possible Greek default and the PIIGs. However, there is another looming crisis on the horizon for Europe, unless something changes drastically. One of the biggest factors behind growth is; demographics, demographics, demographics. Despite Japan having 10x the GDP per capita of China; China is now the…
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Intervju med Europe
2011-06-06 20:28:00 Nordens största rockband släpper i dagarna en live-DVD från bandets spelning på klassiska Shepherd’s Bush. Skivkoll fick prata med Joey Tempest (sång), John Levén (bas) och Mic Michaeli (keyboard). Berätta om DVD:n, varför valde ni att spela in på Shepherd’s Bush? Joey Tempest: Vi har blivit bjudna tillbaka till England fyra gånger det senaste året. Dom ... Relaterat:Intervju med Emil Jensen – “en öm spark i likgiltighetens röv” Intervju med Plura Intervju med Deportees
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Special Memorial Day Tribute on Value Walk
2011-05-30 17:36:00 Most of the readers of this site are American/Canadian, and British. Although, I recognize that this article might sound a bit Anglo (and specifically “American”) centric I think all readers will enjoy reading it. I will be posting a new page and article later today related to investments. However, I wanted to do a short and unique…
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Great European Value Blog
2011-05-11 18:58:00 Value investing is hard in a market which seems so overvalued. The bargains of 09/10 are gone and one must really comb through many stocks before finding a true value stock. However, if investors could broaden their horizon and invest in Europe, which has some fantastic bargins now it would be a great benefit to all value…
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Tre tanter och Rock the night!
2011-04-14 12:36:00 Igår ringde Jessica och sa att hon var ju bara ett stenkast från där vi var så vi knallade bort till Berns där hon uppträdde på ett företagsevent. Kul att ses och även lämna väskan vi väntat på..! SCHNYGGGING. Så till kvällens stora överraskning…. och inte vilka gäster som helst…. Ser ni?? Ser ni nu då? Vi höll ...
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European Dividend Stocks
2011-03-15 17:59:00 By Hugo of http://www.vforvalue.blogspot.com/ Many investors are still very scared of stocks, particularly in Europe. The financial crisis, the stock market crash, the bankruptcy of some banks, the bad results obtained on some investment vehicles, caused many investors to stay out not just of stocks but of any investment with the little equity risk.…
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Orientalism is alive and kicking
2011-03-02 00:32:00 The recent revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya have led to a concern about the fate of the antiquities in these countries. Undoubtedly, most ?Western? archaeologists have focused on the looting and destruction in Egypt. The reports from Libya indicate that their historical remains are less threatened by these activities than what happened in Egypt. ...
hotspot
2010-04-01 00:48:00 we are in europe. ralph lorent type of stores all along the roads. yeah kuta beach is awful but after been living on nudles and sleeping in a half clean bungalow on the beach for a few weeks its actually quite nice with some clean tables. a wifi hotspot and a biiiig cup of coffe. ...
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