News from 10/01/2009
2009; Gale Group;
Autores
Ranko Bon, George Reiss, Jonathan King, Frédéric Renard, Olivier Rodriguez, Devesh Poddar, Louis De Jonghe, Piotr Wandycz Professor, Andrew Farran,
ResumoThe Economist IG Contents Subscription service Virgin atlantic The world this week Politics Business Toyota The hundred years' war Coming in from the cold British manufacturing After the recession, the deluge America's budget Gas wars Energy in the European Union Aviva Responding to Hamas An Indian success story Comic-book idol Don't try this at home More is less Star reporting The Economist Splitting the ice Arctic videographic Invest in France Agency Other highlights Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Where will it end? Two eyes for an eye Israel's military strategy Investec Combating the recession Interest rates Holding back the tide Saving jobs Mrs Thatcher's monetarist guru The death of Sir Alan Walters Delaying the final bell School-leaving age Hard times Commercial property Preparing for government? Third-party politics Year of judgment Arab Economic, Social and Development Summit Pipe down Russia, Ukraine and gas Ethnic troubles France's minority politicians Qantas Not quite a crash Montenegro's economy Scuola di scandalo The left in Italy Tragedy or farce? Poland's public television Of antibiotics and globalisation Waiting for God-only-knows-what The budget deficit Health screen The new surgeon-general Reality check Transitional woes Subject: Russia and China Barack Obama's BlackBerry Crimson tide California's budget College on credit Student loans The layaway way Consumer finance Happy together Texas politics Leading the lawmakers Lula's last lap Politics in Brazil Third term temptation Politics in Colambia The cradle's costly revenge Quebec's demography Misery in their midst Housing in Argentina A damned close-run thing—and a fine example to the rest of Africa Ghana's election Back into the abyss? Ethiopia and Somalia Sovereign, sort of Iraq The sacred and the profane Morocco The Tigers' last stand Sri Lanka Barrack-room brawls So far so good Indonesia's economy and the election Users and losers Land reform in China Dodging the dossier Looming extinction India's traditional crafts Writ large Libel tourism Every little helps Nuclear safeguards Comeback kings? Second-act chief executives One of a kind Steve Jobs India's Enron Corporate governance Bakrie's bounceback Business in Indonesia Empire lost Adolf Merckle Deeply uncool Corporate jets Face value The enforcer Britain's lonely high-flier Stumble or fall? Emerging markets Roll up, roll up Banks and private equity Buttonwood Yielding to none Indefensible Governance in Hong Kong The bonds of time Risk aversion Economics focus Drastic times Blessed are the geeks, for they shall inherit the Earth Science policy Green Bush The environment The cosmic boogie-box Astronomy Seeing red Solar energy Sound and no fury Neuroscience Blind spots Central bankers in history Unkilting the myths Scotland and England Union and Unionisms: Political Thought in Scotland, 1500-2000. By Colin Kidd. Cambridge University Press; 312 pages; $90 and £45 A question of principal Europe's first financiers Clenched fists and AK-47s Political posters in Lebanon Off the Wall—Political Posters of the Lebanese Civil War. By Zeina Maasri. I. B. Tauris; 137 pages; $29.95 and £14.99 The right white stuff Skiing The Snow Tourist: A Search for the World's Purest, Deepest Snowfall. By Charlie English. Portobello Books; 280 pages; £14.99 Cloth art Henry Moore's fabric designs Words of warning Amazon worldwide bestsellers Helen Suzman Courses Courses Courses Appointments Courses Courses Appointments Tenders Appointments Business & Personal Tenders Business & Personal The Economist poll of forecasters, January averages The Economist commodity-price index Overview Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Stockmarkets Markets The Economist Szczecin Dell
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