Philip Stephens: A return to sobriety
ft.com
Oct 8, 2008
        

Philip Stephens: A return to sobriety By Philip Stephens An extraordinary crisis on global markets provided an extraordinary moment in British politics. Gordon Brown’s government is taking a £50bn stake in the banks. The Conservatives, heirs to Margaret Thatcher and guardians of the free-market flame, have given their... [read full story]                    

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Vote on anti-bullying Chicago high school delayed

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KLCI down at midday, CPO futures firmer

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KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips ended the morning session on Wednesday lower in laklustre trade as volume continued to shrink but crude palm oil (CPO) futures were firmer. At 12.30pm, the KL Composite Index was down 3.53 points to...

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Real Estate Demographics and HUD Qualifying Tracts on New Database from GeoLytics

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Company: GeoLytics, Inc. Industry: Geocoding, Demographic Data, Geographic Data, Database, GIS Software Products Location: East Brunswick, New Jersey, United States of America GeoLytics has just released the all new Real Estate...

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