- Cocaine Survivors Find Losing London Bonus Brings Ending to Bubble's Binge Neill Junor remembers the exact moment he decided to quit snorting cocaine. On a chilly December afternoon in 2005, the former equities analyst took a stroll in London’s deer-filled Richmond Park to select the tree from which he would hang himself.
- I-Believe-in-a-Strong-Dollar Refrain Becomes Relic as China Begs Stability More than a decade after former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin made the “strong dollar” national policy, currency traders say the same words coming from the Obama administration have little meaning.
- BlackBerry's U2 Love Comes With Budget No Label Can Match as Artists Flee Irish rockers U2 will step on stage tomorrow in Tampa, Florida, helped by BlackBerry’s sponsorship of their world tour in a deal no record company could offer.
- Harvard Losing Money With External Managers Helps Mendillo Return to Roots Losing money with 86 percent of its fund managers last year is giving Jane Mendillo, chief executive officer of Harvard Management Co., a big excuse to return to the university’s investing roots by making more of its own decisions on what to buy and sell.
- Italian Makers of $100 Million Yachts Resist Rivals' `Suicide' Price Cuts Italy’s largest yacht makers are resisting the price cuts started by overseas rivals and will target wealthy consumers by offering more services and eco- friendlier vessels.
- Canada's Banks Rebound From Financial Crisis Before Rivals: Chart of Day For Canada’s banks, it’s almost as if the financial crisis never happened.
- Vivendi May Prefer to Concede Price Battle for Brazil's GVT to Telefonica Vivendi SA, whose planned acquisition of Brazilian phone operator GVT (Holding) SA was derailed by a counter-bid from Telefonica SA yesterday, may walk away from a fight that analysts say the company is bound to lose.
Bloomberg Daily News 9th October 2009
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