News from 15/11/1975
1975; Gale Group;
Autores
Donald Eardley, Doris Lancaster, J.W. Riehm, A.J. Mayo, Peter Berliner, Paul Davidson, J.P. Miller, Arnold S. Daniels, C.J.M. Hardie, L.R. Smith, Richard Rhodes-James, Peter Clarke, John R. Major, D.A. Chaplin, Erling Olsen, G.K. Hazell, W.H.C. Koou,
ResumoThe Economist Air France Les Must De Cartier The Economist The Europa The Economist Intelligence Unit Privileges of state Management Appointments Civil service trainees Sheraton Hotels & Motor Inns America's third century Computers Slater, Walker CArP The Stock Exchange Mid Glamorgan Property Wardley Ltd The Queen's Australian Lords or senate? Britain's House of Lords may or may not turn out to have done itself in. But would it give way to something better, less good, or nothing at all? Business and the House Which is Britain's bigger danger: rule by politicians with business interests, or by impoverished wets who invest only in savings bonds? Britain behind the rest If Britain's 1975 slump really is to be a purgative, Mr Healey needs to jump those fences he has been hinting at Bland Payne The wrong way By shouting racialist at Israelis, the UN will make them less willing to think again about the future of their state Benson & Hedges Lockheed Cable & Wireless NCR Fiat Union Bank Of Switzerland Cp Hotels The Scottish New Towns Colt International Ltd Avis My government has another nightmare programme to put before you ... Sleepwalking on a minefield Devolution Rank Hotels Profit Opportunities For You In Saudi Arabia? Long-Term Credit Bank Of Japan, Limited Save yourself Prentice affair Reports across the sea Ulster Bureaucratic progress Social policy The other Westminster Cardinal Heenan Nippon Fudosan Bank Who runs parliament? Bayerische Landesbank Girozentrale The Nine's long march to worker participation German sell-out? At your peril Import controls Houston Lighting & Power Company Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co. Ltd (IHI) Blooming - or is it? Farm policy Love to, but ... European parliament All-or-something Patents Togetherness Computers It'll cost you Research Hyster Manufacturers Hanover Rolex Of Geneva War by proxy comes to Angola Who'll recognise us? News from the other place Roberto didn't get there Cabinda's a prize The coups that never come Central National Bank International Banking Group Acrow Knight Frank & Rutley How to sack a prime minister Grand old Duke of Tarfaya Standard Chartered Bank, Limited The Hokkaido Takushoku Bank, Limited Sotheby's Sheraton-Caravel Hotel National Bank Of Greece Karameh's peace Lebanon Growing bolder Jugoslavia Roundup Chile Morgan Stanley International Skuld Sasebo Heavy Industries Co. Ltd Hatchets out West Germany Free to rule India Counter-coup countered Bangladesh Please don't seize Belize Central America Cosgrave flies high Irish election Norway Bank Of Nova Scotia Today Europe, tomorrow the world Recession - what recession? Biggest ever deficit A short guide to Norwegian oil Nordic Bank Nemi SAS Hotel Scandinavia How to steer the economy Shipping is in deep water Elkem-Spigerverket AS Goodbye to political stability Modernists v traditionalists Retribution at the polls Leftism and ultra-leftism A new Labour leader Dash 7 Den Norske Creditbank The vanishing majority Coalition permutations Conservatives out in the cold? How much difference? Industry and the state Fellesbanken City Of Oslo The Economist Workers on the board Getting a grip on Spitsbergen European Banking Company, Limited The Economist Galapagos of the Arctic No pushover for the Russians Citizen army King fish still rules Bergen Bank ASV Group Morice Tozer & Beck And the oil should help women's lib Dan Air The Economist Small is beautiful Dyno Industrier A.S Hambros Enter Reagan, stage right Little largesse Foreign aid The New Philadelphia Story Meet the president Television Watchdog bitten Campaign finance Bad bets Gambling Wells Fargo Bank British Gas Pull me? Key Indicators: British economy Bottoming hopes The English whizz-kid British Precision Bearings Summit in slump Leaders of the six leading industrial nations meet at Rambouillet, France, this weekend to swap nostrums for the world economy. The past offers some prescriptions - ;or at least an awful warning World in slump Before Rambouillet KLM Goldman Sachs International Corp Toyota Stabilo Boss Cwmbran The case for investigating Slater, Walker Awkward questions about Slater, Walker can best be answered by a full inquiry Act on Sandilands Allow one exception - for the banking sector - and the Sandilands proposals for inflation accounting are a good bet Multinational myths Some lessons from Chrysler and from Hoffmann-La Roche Mitsui Trust EMI How to follow £6 without looking Heathlike Shirley's roundabout Prices A lot to lose Clothing Who's hooked? Hoffmann-La Roche Midland Bank, Limited Brussels-Sheraton Hotel Fuerzas Eléctricas De Cataluña S.A. Fecsa Worthy but not wanted Scottish Daily News The Economist Intelligence Unit Out again? Fleet Street Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz The great wage debate that fizzled Dutch treat To heel Funny money Gunboat diplomacy? Fishing Vampiracy Blood donors Girozentrale Key Indicators: World commodity prices Malay waylay Malaysia British Steel flies a kite It's a knockout Post Office pensions Key Indicators: World bourses Coming out at their ears Japanese bonds Merger week Wall Street takeovers Tokai Bank Fundo De Fomento De Exportacao Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith International Ltd Masinexportimport Industrial & Mining Development Bank Of Iran IDA Ireland, Industrial Development Authority Cessna The Royal Bank Of Canada IBM Universal Geneve Crane British was best Investment trusts Bovis The Pierre The Economic News Agency Masinexportimport World Shares & Money Johnson Firth Brown Ltd Hotel Carlyle Noval LB Port Prometheus's Brother Ocean Routes One Man Went To Moan Kill Or Cure? The Staff Of Life Remember Marie Antoinette Faber & Faber What did Mr Toobad say? 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