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Bombardier’s CSeries Gamble Is Facing Longer Odds

 

By IAN AUSTEN

 

 

The company is making an innovative smaller airliner that has been plagued by so many delays that competitors have had time to create similar versions.

 

 

 

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A CSeries CS100 plane after landing at Bombardier’s plant in Mirabel, Quebec. The company hopes the plane will be in commercial use this year.

 

 

 

 

 

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December Caps a Strong Year for Jobs, but Wages Dip

 

By DIONNE SEARCEY 11:50 AM ET

 

Employers added 252,000 jobs, the best year for job growth since 1999, but average hourly earnings fell 0.2 percent, erasing some of the gains of last month.

 

 

 

 

The Upshot

 

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Why You Should Be More Optimistic About Wage Growth

 

By JUSTIN WOLFERS 1:58 PM ET

 

Weak growth in nominal wages can still yield moderate growth in real wages. The big unknown is how far we can reduce joblessness.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Honda in Japan Distances Itself From U.S. Subsidiary After Record Fine

 

By JONATHAN SOBLE 12:00 PM ET

 

A $70 million fine imposed on Honda by the United States was treated in Japan like an American problem for what has become a highly American company.

 

 

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Debt Buyer Faces Fine and Loss of Thousands of Court Judgments

 

By JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG 2:21 PM ET

 

A company that buys consumer debt is expected to vacate 4,500 court judgments over concerns that its debt collection lawsuits were riddled with errors and fabrications.

 

DealBook

 

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DuPont Finds Itself a Target of Activist Nelson Peltz

 

By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED and ANDREW ROSS SORKIN

 

The investment firm run by the billionaire Nelson Peltz announced on Thursday that it planned to nominate four director candidates, escalating its campaign to break up the $67.5 billion chemical maker.

 

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House Vote and Nebraska Ruling Raise Pressure on Obama Over Pipeline

 

By CORAL DAVENPORT and MITCH SMITH 1:18 PM ET

 

After the Nebraska Supreme Court cleared the way for construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, the House voted, 266 to 153, to force approval of the project.

 

Modest Rise in Inflation Gives China Room to Act

 

By NEIL GOUGH

 

Consumer prices rose a meager 1.5 percent in December from a year earlier, making new action to boost growth increasingly likely.

 

 

 

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

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If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

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That's the 21-century Free Market.

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If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

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If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

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Osborne to miss forecasts as eurozone drags down growth

 

The UK economy came off the boil late last year but oil prices should rev up the engine again, says National Institute of Economic and Social Research

 

 

 

Fashion brands turn to digital to tap potential of menswear

 

 

 

 

Lloyd's insurer reaches XL size in £2.8bn deal

 

 

 

 

Jon Moulton’s Jaeger forced to dress down

 

 

 

 

Cyprus Airways shuts down after order to repay state aid leaves it bankrupt

 

 

 

 

Deprived communities pay the price for Tesco's rescue plan

 

 

 

 

One Blackfriars: ‘Shades of Gross’ ad for luxury flats is dropped

 

 

 

 

Circle Holdings pulls out of NHS contract hours before hospital it ran was rated 'inadequate'

 

 

 

 

Eurozone hit by Germany's sliding exports and industrial production

 

 

 

 

Apple App Store: New Year’s Day was biggest ever for downloads

 

US politics is about to get interesting – and not in a good way

 

US Outlook

 

 

It's time for Diversity 2.0 - more women from different backgrounds

 

 

 

 

A webcam that records every move? Bring it on

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: ‘Drastic’ Dave is just what Tesco needs

 

 

 

 

Mark Leftly: It's in the blind spot of MPs but motoring reforms have hit a dead end

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: PwC whistleblower deserves a medal, not a jail sentence

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: Time for Sainsbury's to make a bolder move or lose investors

 

 

 

 

James Moore: Chancellor will have a close eye on the pressure gauge

 

 

 

 

James Moore: FCA's first victim of the year should have known better

 

 

 

 

James Moore: Banks must start taking soaring customer complaints seriously

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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Morrisons gets festive sales turkey

 

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Pressure on chief executive mounts as supermarket is poised to reveal it was the worst-performing over Christmas

4 Comments IAG may have to pay as much as €1.6bn for Aer Lingus, says activist

 

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Crystal Amber, a shareholder in the Irish airline, says IAG may have to offer as much as €3 a share

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UK oil explorers to reveal plight of falling price on industry

 

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Oil below $50 per barrel is putting Britain's up and coming oil and gas companies under severe strain as industry adjust to new era of cheap crude

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Russia 'has deteriorated significantly' as Fitch cuts rating

 

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Fitch has written a scathing assesment of Russia's economy after downgrading it to BBB

1905 Comments

British property developer to build Surrey mansions in the Middle East

 

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Consero property group in £300m deal to bring country manors to Oman

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Britain to reap economic windfall from oil's death spiral

 

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Motorists and small and medium-sized businesses are cashing in but not everybody is celebrating the fall in fuel prices, reports Andrew Critchlow

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Britiain's car market is roaring ahead - but how long can it last?

 

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UK car sales have risen almost 10pc to return to pre-recession levels, but the conditions driving this buying spree won't last forever

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Peer-to-peer lender Zopa sales leap as industry eyes challenge to banks

 

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Revenues grow by 81pc and plans to double lending in 2015

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Labour or the Conservatives? Either way, the economy is in trouble, says Deutsche Bank

 

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'Growth will have to navigate the Scylla and Charybdis of fiscal tightening and less accommodative monetary policy whatever government takes office,' bank says in research on 2015 general election

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Tesco suspends ninth executive as accounts fallout continues

 

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Tesco has suspended a ninth executive over the investigation into a £263m accounting scandal

 

 

Global markets hang on Germany's next move

 

Why we can now be sure that interest rates won’t go up this year

 

Black Friday genie won't go back in its bottle

 

Five reasons why the long boom in asset prices is coming to an end

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

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10 January 2015 Last updated at 00:20

 

 

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Ireland's flagship carrier, Aer Lingus, has rejected a revised offer from British Airways owner IAG.

 

 

_80167405_454966934.jpgPensioners 'could run out of cash'

 

Pensioners could run out of cash by the age of 75, as a result of rule changes coming into effect in April, the charity Age UK has warned. 522

 

 

 

_80172645_80171343.jpgCyprus Airways grounded by EU ruling

 

Cyprus' national carrier has ceased operations after an EU decision it must repay more than 65m euros (£50m) in illegal state aid.

 

 

 

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If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

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Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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The Uphill Push to Save a Bike-Share Pioneer

 

By IAN AUSTEN

 

 

A Canadian investor takes a chance on a pace-setting system that lost its way.

 

 

 

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Graham Hughes for The New York Times

 

Montreal’s bike-sharing system, considered one of the most innovative, ended up costing the city $25 million.

 

 

 

 

 

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Job Growth Fails to Help Paychecks of Workers

 

By DIONNE SEARCEY

 

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since June 2008, but average hourly earnings fell 0.2 percent, erasing some of the gains of last month.

 

 

 

 

Economy Up, G.O.P. Wants a Little Credit

 

By JONATHAN WEISMAN

 

How both parties finesse an economic recovery that is clearly gathering steam will have major ramifications for the coming presidential election cycle.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Writing Off the Warhol Next Door

 

By PATRICIA COHEN 10:26 AM ET

 

Wealthy art collectors are benefiting from tax breaks when they build museums with limited public access, often near their homes.

 

 

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Honda in Japan Distances Itself From Fine on U.S. Subsidiary

 

By JONATHAN SOBLE

 

A $70 million fine imposed on Honda by the United States was treated in Japan like an American problem for what has become a highly American company.

 

 

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From Vertigo to Tinnitus, Ear Ailments Are New Focus for Drugs

 

By ANDREW POLLACK

 

In search of an alternative to hearing aids or implants, some report success in early trials for drugs to improve hearing or silence tinnitus.

 

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Obama Facing Rising Pressure on Keystone Oil Pipeline

 

By CORAL DAVENPORT and MITCH SMITH

 

After the Nebraska Supreme Court cleared the way for construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, the House voted, 266 to 153, approving of the project.

 

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Windfall for Taxpayers Coming to an End

 

By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM

 

The Fed turns over most of its profits from a bond-buying campaign to the Treasury Department, helping people buy cars and refinance mortgages. But the earnings are set to decrease.

 

Prototype

 

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When the Parking Space Becomes a Park

 

By CLAIRE MARTIN

 

Often commissioned by small businesses hoping to attract customers, “parklets” can brighten streetscapes and create community gathering spaces.

 

Workspace

 

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Staying Up to Speed

 

 

From her office window, Michelle Kumbier, a Harley-Davidson executive, can see the seasons change — and watch the company’s motorcycles zooming around the test track.

 

Vocations: The Biomechanist

 

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Watching Their Every Step

 

By PATRICIA R. OLSEN

 

Stacy Steffen, a biomechanist at the Brooks Running Company, studies athletes’ motion and physiology to build a better running shoe.

 

The Workologist

 

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The Recruiter From Another Planet

 

By ROB WALKER

 

A job seeker wonders about the unorthodox approach of an ostensible recruiter.

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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Breaking news

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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Distillers lobby the Treasury for 2 per cent cut in duty on whisky

 

The alcohol industry is lobbying the Treasury to reduce tax on wine and spirits by 2 per cent in March's Budget.

 

Lloyd's insurer reaches XL size in £2.8bn deal

 

 

 

 

Jon Moulton’s Jaeger forced to dress down

 

 

 

 

Fashion brands turn to digital to tap potential of menswear

 

 

 

 

Osborne to miss forecasts as eurozone drags down growth

 

 

 

 

Cyprus Airways shuts down after order to repay state aid leaves it bankrupt

 

 

 

 

Deprived communities pay the price for Tesco's rescue plan

 

 

 

 

One Blackfriars: ‘Shades of Gross’ ad for luxury flats is dropped

 

 

 

 

Circle Holdings pulls out of NHS contract hours before hospital it ran was rated 'inadequate'

 

 

 

 

Eurozone hit by Germany's sliding exports and industrial production

 

 

 

US politics is about to get interesting – and not in a good way

 

US Outlook

 

 

It's time for Diversity 2.0 - more women from different backgrounds

 

 

 

 

A webcam that records every move? Bring it on

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: ‘Drastic’ Dave is just what Tesco needs

 

 

 

 

Mark Leftly: It's in the blind spot of MPs but motoring reforms have hit a dead end

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: PwC whistleblower deserves a medal, not a jail sentence

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: Time for Sainsbury's to make a bolder move or lose investors

 

 

 

 

James Moore: Chancellor will have a close eye on the pressure gauge

 

 

 

 

James Moore: FCA's first victim of the year should have known better

 

 

 

 

James Moore: Banks must start taking soaring customer complaints seriously

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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11 January 2015 Last updated at 20:27

 

 

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UK pharmaceutical company Shire has clinched a deal to buy US rival NPS Pharmaceuticals for $5.2bn (£3.4bn).

 

 

_80191354_edmliband.jpgMiliband urges new law on energy bills

 

The energy regulator should be given new powers to force firms to cut bills when wholesale prices in gas and oil fall, Ed Miliband says.

 

 

 

_80188889_74443244.jpgCall for event ticket sales reform

 

Senior figures from the world of sports and entertainment write to the government to call for an overhaul of the secondary ticketing market.

 

 

 

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If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2015-01-11/it-s-amateur-hour-in-the-booming-chinese-stock-market.html

 

 

As Chinese retail investors pour back into the world’s hottest stock market, they’re leaving their fingerprints all over the place. The most telltale sign: The Chinese equivalent of penny stocks, assets that have long held an allure for amateurs, are trouncing the benchmark index.

Shares in China’s CSI 300 Index that were quoted below 5 yuan (81 cents) at the end of September have since jumped an average 63 percent. That compares with a 35 percent gain for all index stocks and 11 percent for those priced above 50 yuan.

That outsized rally reflects the growing market impact of inexperienced investors in a country where new stock accounts are opening at the fastest pace since 2007 and individuals comprise about 80 percent of equity trading. While professional investors measure a stock’s worth relative to the company’s assets or earnings prospects, it’s the price appearing on computer screens that matters most to people like 35-year-old housewife He Mei. As she sees it, the math is simple -- low price equals low risk and lots of value.

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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Morrisons gets festive sales turkey

 

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Pressure on chief executive mounts as supermarket is poised to reveal it was the worst-performing over Christmas

194 Comments Shire agrees $5.2bn deal to buy US peer NPS

 

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Shire, the pharma giant whose $55bn tie-up with AbbVie collapsed, reveals its is to acquire US rare disease group NPS

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Jaguar Land Rover to create 1,300 UK jobs as it enters SUV market

 

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Jaguar to ramp up staff as auto-maker breaks into burgeoning sports utility vehicle market with C-X17

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Aim float for Jon Moulton-backed drug group Redx

 

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Pharma group supported by Jon Moulton's Better Capital, the investor behind collapsed CityLink, to float on Aim in potential £80m listing

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IAG may have to pay as much as €1.6bn for Aer Lingus, says activist

 

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Crystal Amber, a shareholder in the Irish airline, says IAG may have to offer as much as €3 a share

6 Comments

UK oil explorers to reveal plight of falling price on industry

 

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Oil below $50 per barrel is putting Britain's up and coming oil and gas companies under severe strain as industry adjust to new era of cheap crude

63 Comments

Russia 'has deteriorated significantly' as Fitch cuts rating

 

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Fitch has written a scathing assesment of Russia's economy after downgrading it to BBB

2277 Comments

British property developer to build Surrey mansions in the Middle East

 

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Consero property group in £300m deal to bring country manors to Oman

7 Comments

Britain to reap economic windfall from oil's death spiral

 

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Motorists and small and medium-sized businesses are cashing in but not everybody is celebrating the fall in fuel prices, reports Andrew Critchlow

20 Comments

Britiain's car market is roaring ahead - but how long can it last?

 

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UK car sales have risen almost 10pc to return to pre-recession levels, but the conditions driving this buying spree won't last forever

 

 

Greece leaving the euro would be no disaster

 

Why we can now be sure that interest rates won’t go up this year

 

Global markets hang on Germany's next move

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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Writing Off the Warhol Next Door

 

By PATRICIA COHEN

 

 

Wealthy art collectors are benefiting from tax breaks when they build museums with limited public access, often near their homes.

 

 

 

 

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Ruth Fremson/The New York Times

 

Last year, visitors to the Brant Foundation Art Study Center saw Dan Colen’s “My Old Friend the Blues.” Visits to the center are by appointment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DealBook

 

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Shire to Buy NPS Pharmaceuticals for $5.2 Billion

 

By DAVID GELLES 2:08 PM ET

 

The Irish drug maker Shire is paying a premium for NPS Pharmaceuticals, which is based in New Jersey, as part of its effort to recover from its botched sale to AbbVie last year.

 

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The Uphill Push to Save a Bike-Share Pioneer

 

By IAN AUSTEN

 

A Canadian investor takes a chance on a pace-setting system that lost its way.

 

The Upshot

 

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The Depression’s Unheeded Lessons

 

By NEIL IRWIN

 

Economic leaders made the 2008 financial crisis worse through a combination of misinterpreted history and missed opportunities, a new book argues.

 

 

Prototype

 

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When the Parking Space Becomes a Park

 

By CLAIRE MARTIN

 

Often commissioned by small businesses hoping to attract customers, “parklets” can brighten streetscapes and create community gathering spaces.

 

Workspace

 

11-WORKSPACE-1-thumbStandard.jpg

Staying Up to Speed

 

Interview by PATRICIA R. OLSEN

 

From her office window, Michelle Kumbier, a Harley-Davidson executive, can see the seasons change — and watch the company’s motorcycles zooming around the test track.

 

Vocations: The Biomechanist

 

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Watching Their Every Step

 

By PATRICIA R. OLSEN

 

Stacy Steffen, a biomechanist at the Brooks Running Company, studies athletes’ motion and physiology to build a better running shoe.

 

The Workologist

 

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The Recruiter From Another Planet

 

By ROB WALKER

 

A job seeker wonders about the unorthodox approach of an ostensible recruiter.

 

 

 

 

Insight & Analysis

 

Fair Game

 

Kicking Dodd-Frank in the Teeth

 

By GRETCHEN MORGENSON

 

New legislation, promoted as making only technical changes in a financial regulation law, could end up gutting some of its provisions.

 

Corner Office

 

Marla Malcolm Beck’s Three Keys to Hiring: Skill, Will and Fit

 

By ADAM BRYANT

 

The chief executive of Bluemercury says she looks for three main qualities in job candidates. “If you’re hungry to get somewhere, that means you want to learn,” she says. “And if you want to learn, you can do any job.”

 

 

Your Money

 

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Growing Up on Easy Street Has Its Own Dangers

 

By RON LIEBER

 

An emerging body of research suggests that adolescents in wealthy families are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, substance abuse problems and other ailments than their less-well-off peers.

 

 

What a Great Place to Work Ought to Look Like

 

By TONY SCHWARTZ

 

In the Life@Work column, Tony Schwartz provides a step-by-step guide to how employers can invest more in their employees so they feel motivated to invest more of themselves at work.

 

 

Mutual Funds, Fourth Quarter

 

Target-Date Funds Can Pose Complexities

 

By TIM GRAY

 

Funds whose investment strategies reflect an employee’s projected retirement date are surging in popularity but investors should be aware of the various levels of risk.

 

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

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North Sea firms predict tax cuts to save oil jobs

 

Companies say it is difficult to justify investing in what are essentially old, expensive-to-run oil and gas fields

 

Fresh fears for mutuals as problems return at Manchester society

 

 

 

 

Aldi's offer of £42,000 a year leads market in graduate recruitment

 

 

 

 

Microsoft slams Google for making software flaws public

 

 

 

 

Tax return deadline 2015: Men less likely than women to file on time

 

 

 

 

North Korea might have been hacked to frame it for Sony cyberattack, say experts

 

 

 

 

Marks and Spencer boss Marc Bolland on borrowed time, investors say, after a disastrous Christmas

 

 

 

 

Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk and others call for research to avoid dangers of artificial intelligence

 

 

 

 

Bankers facing smaller bonuses in the City and on Wall Street

 

 

 

 

WhatsApp beating texts easily, could kill off SMS

 

 

 

US politics is about to get interesting – and not in a good way

 

US Outlook

 

 

It's time for Diversity 2.0 - more women from different backgrounds

 

 

 

 

A webcam that records every move? Bring it on

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: ‘Drastic’ Dave is just what Tesco needs

 

 

 

 

Mark Leftly: It's in the blind spot of MPs but motoring reforms have hit a dead end

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: PwC whistleblower deserves a medal, not a jail sentence

 

 

 

 

Jim Armitage: Time for Sainsbury's to make a bolder move or lose investors

 

 

 

 

James Moore: Chancellor will have a close eye on the pressure gauge

 

 

 

 

James Moore: FCA's first victim of the year should have known better

 

 

 

 

James Moore: Banks must start taking soaring customer complaints seriously

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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More Economy News

 

 

 

If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

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Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

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Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

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12 January 2015 Last updated at 18:46

 

 

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The government is set to strip private consortium Nuclear Management Partners (NMP) of a £9bn contract to clean up the nuclear waste site at Sellafield.

 

 

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The price of Brent crude oil has fallen again taking it to a six-year low.

 

 

 

_80204800_dk6ph3c7.jpg'Only 45%' to get full state pension

 

Only 45% of new pensioners will be entitled to the full, new, flat-rate state pension in the first five years of the system, government figures show.

 

 

 

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If DEBT is the problem REPAYMENT is the solution

 

Debt revenue doesn't equal tax revenue

 

I will pay for my own stupidity but not for the stupidity of others.

 

Remember, profits are privatised, losses are socialised.

That's the 21-century Free Market.

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