Sentences with phrase «financial times last week»

On the subject of distressed and unrestructured debt, a report from the Financial Times last week included the following:

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LONDON, April 30 - The 10 - year U.S. Treasury yield's rise above 3 percent last week for the first time in over four years may be cause for concern across wide swathes of financial markets, such as equities and emerging markets.

«It's a tough call,» reported a Financial Times of London article last week.

FORTUNE — Last week, the Financial Times reported that Apple (AAPL) is in talks to acquire the trendy headphone and music streaming service Beats Electronics for $ 3.2 billion.

However, the Financial Times reported that the government has fresh concerns caused by Fox being named in a U.S. lawsuit filed last week that alleges it disseminated «fake news» on the murder of Seth Rich, an aide to the Democratic Party.

The Federal Reserve raised rates last week for just the sixth time since the financial crisis and the markets took it in stride.

The Financial Times first reported the stake sale, noting that HNA had initially held 9.9 percent of Deutsche Bank but that filings showed last week its share of voting rights had fallen to 9.2 percent.

However, according to the Financial Times, only one - sixth of U.K. employers in general have submitted their data, as of last week.

Andrew Hill at the Financial Times wrote about the malaise last week: «Executive recklessness: still untamed.

LONDON, April 30 (Reuters)- The 10 - year U.S. Treasury yield's rise above 3 percent last week for the first time in over four years may be cause for concern across wide swathes of financial markets, such as equities and emerging markets.

Eric Janszen, Interview with Dr. Michael Hudson 6 November, 2010 Janszen (E): What I'm noting, starting with the gold crisis over the last few weeks, and the public nature of some of the complaints that we're hearing out of Brazil and China and the front page of the Financial Times, we seem to be heading into a pretty serious currency crisis.

Here is what I will be watching this year in order to figure out where we are likely to end up (and I have a related article, for those who might care, in last week's Financial Times).

The New York Times reported last week that Morgan Stanley executives for years had known about the allegations against the financial adviser, Douglas E. Greenberg.

«Mr Cameron», The Financial Times reported, «is being urged to accelerate tax breaks for married couples as part of his moral clean - up of Britain following last week's riots»:

Quite the opposite: in an interview with the Financial Times given last week, he made clear he wanted to continue supporting the charities he set up to campaign on environmental issues.

A new round of financial disclosure forms released last week has resparked a decadeslong debate over whether state lawmakers should be constitutionally recognized as full time and if they should be able to hold other jobs.

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls gives his take on David Cameron's veto in last week's European summit in an interview with the Financial Times:

And the ministerial positioning has already begun: last week business secretary Vince Cable was quoted in the Financial Times setting out his stall in a bid to avoid cuts for his department.

The New York legislature completed deliberations on a budget last week only one day into the state's new financial year — close enough for lawmakers to claim an on - time finish and ample enough to earn cheers from education advocates pleased with the prospect of a year without state - aid cuts.

School District of Philadelphia's financial woes became a national story last week when the New York Times featured a piece on the district's efforts to borrow $ 50 million to make up a significant funding shortfall that actually threatened the start of the school year.

In the last two weeks two mainstays of the British and global business press — The Economist and the Financial Times have argued strongly that indexing as an investment approach will overtake active management.

Lehmann Maupin Adds 70 - year - old Chilean Artist to Stable: The trend of reclaiming the art historical position of aging artists hasn't abated yet with the news released late last week through the Financial Times that Lehmann Maupin has taken on the artist Cecila Vicuna:

What was remarkable was that, in this time of extreme uncertainty in financial markets, 80 per cent of the 462 works that were offered last week were sold.

Last week The Financial Times selected the Kyoto Box as the winner in its FT Climate Challenge, over 300 other entries.

The FT / IFC Transformational Business Awards by The Financial Times and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, last week honored the Block Island Wind Farm with one of two Overall Awards for Excellence in Climate Solutions.

Senior lawyer hiring by international law firms in London fell last year for the first time since the financial crisis, according to research carried out by Legal Week.

Last week a joint report between the Financial Times and SLA was released: The evolving value of information management: and the five essential attributes of the modern information professional (free download with registration).

Stocks reclaimed ~ 40 % of last week's losses in a broad - based rally led by technology and financial shares; the Dow's 670 - point rally was the third - best all - time point increase for the popular benchmark index.

The Irish Data Protection Commissioner's office told The Financial Times that Facebook did stop collecting WhatsApp data last week in Europe.

The major news media outlets, the same ones that have been pitching bitcoin as a potential bubble over the last few weeks — CNBC, Financial Times, other top - tier outlets — are patting themselves on the back and calling for the end of the bubble and, in turn, the space as a whole.

Last week, we reported on the financial reasons that the New York Times felt that homeownership was important.