News from 11/11/1989
1989; Gale Group;
Autores
Zoltan Nemeth, Walter Morris, R.W. Doy, Zalman Shoval, Lorraine Sencicle, Sam Yorty,
ResumoThe Economist The Hilton Rolex The Economist Terrorists or guerrillas? The Economist International Subscription Service Mr Yorty replies Hungary Virgin's territorial rights Mayan signatures The Economist Intelligence Unit Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Chamber Orchestra of Europe AT & T Remixing Europe Black on white Two firsts for black Americans: their first elected state governor; their first mayor of New York Puffery in the Pacific An economic block may well emerge around the Pacific, but it will not be built by politicians Hyperinflate, Brazil It's the only thing likely to get awful government off Brazilian backs Don't shoot the computer There is nothing wrong with using computers to trade stocks British Gas Nomura Set them free Iran and Iraq bring disgrace upon themselves by refusing to hand over each other's prisoners When house prices fall Right now, Britain's housing market is being hit by dear money Deutsche Bank Group British Telecom JAL Japan Airlines The man who built The welfare state Prime minister from 1945 to 1951, Attlee shaped a new Britain, whose guiding conception of the public good went unchallenged until the 1980s British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL) British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL) The Daily Telegraph How British politics has changed Our new series of schools briefs is on British politics Parties over? BMW Anti-smoking campaign Air Europe Still heated Health and safety Prelates and prizes Legal tangles Marks & Spencer A signal failure British Rail and the government need a shared vision of how railways should be run Pretty poly Higher education The Royal Bank Of Scotland InterCity Nuked Electricity privatisation Diplomats for sale Export promotion Throwing the quay away B.A.A. Heathrow Daniel Smith Chartered Surveyors Iberia Audi Sime Darby Skullduggery and mayhem, contd Poor lamb Brain teaser C-Span If you can't choose, take both Mayor Dinkins New York For those who made it possible City halls turn blacker Elections Put not your trust in Congress Sailing on Cruising Music dies Las Vegas Gamblers' express When the presses stop Be good Student loans TWA Daimler-Benz Lucas Zone Phone Hurtling into the unknown Immigration + EMU = election worry Missed again Greece Queens Studios Daiwa Two gentlemen on Verona Drugs in Italy Nice reform, nasty burden Sweden The shivers Soviet Union Stop-gap or stop-Rafale? French defence Northwest Airlines Hello, world Malta We must have lunch sometime Barley Steelcase Strafor Kuwait Airways A Pacific tale The phantom of the opera Singapore A thousand imperfections Directory of the Leading Hotels of the World Knowsley Borough Council International Currencies & Exchange The Economists' Bookshop International Labour Office International Trade Press Word Telex Easton Press Templeton College University of California, Berkeley A catastrophe in the making Sri Lanka Not yet goodbye China A wondrous unity India Sheaffer Hyatt International Hotels Hyatt Hyatt Northern Telecom B.P. Swissair The unbudgeable tenant of Baabda Surviving The hobbling of Rafsanjani Iran Ferrari Smith Kline & French Laboratories Yes, Mr Baker, but ... Ballots, banners and barbecues Namibia's independence election A safe haven for Afrikaans Death or glory Nicaragua Early Advantage Star performers, wheel of fortune Brazil's election candidates Security Pacific Merchant Bank Finlandia Inter-Continental Hotels Air France Business This Week Corporate romance Creditanstalt The sincerest form of flattery Guinea pigs Mercury HMSO Books Aspects of EMU Europe's finance ministers meet on November 13th to discuss economic and monetary union A long recovery National Semiconductor Here we go again Europe's chemical industry WestLB Lloyds Bank The Economist Publications Air Portugal Salomon Brothers After the tone ... Telecommunications Microchip chat Action man Argentina's economy Coutts & Co. The value of friendship Sears, Roebuck Baillieu Knight Frank Fimbra CIFAR Stock Group Japan's unstoppable property boom Financial regulators struggling to keep the lid on Japan's soaraway property prices have just had it blown off Mornin' m'lud-samma DSM Compaq British Gas Barclays De Zoete Wedd Ready for a fall, as always The Tokyo stockmarket has lagged behind its rivals for most of 1989 Garbage in ... Program trading Little needs large Corporate venture capital Sun Systems Senior Engineering Group Swiss Bank Corporation A matter of principles Environmental investment Unwelcome attention Morgan Grenfell Canon Sabena Visa Cast Ein Wissenschaftswunder? Fritz Haber's legacy Breitling Alcatel Hughes Agusta Bayer Swissôtel Keynes Unmasked The Albatross Samuel Taylor Coleridge Heart of darkness Pinned to the Apron Education Back to reality Tom Wolfe throws down a glove The right stuff La seconde The Académie Française Civil school Architecture Appointments Appointments Appointments Appointments Conference Appointments Seminar Appointments Courses Courses Courses Appointments Business & Personal Business & Personal Output, Demand and Jobs Prices and Wages Business Confidence The Economist Commodity Price Index Asian Stockmarkets World Bourses Money and Interest Rates Trade, Exchange Rates and Reserves Toshiba United Technologies Pratt & Whitney Canada Cigna
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