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To the institutional investor, there's a lot at stake this year if Bush doesn't win re-election, ... There are a read more
To the institutional investor, there's a lot at stake this year if Bush doesn't win re-election, ... There are a lot of different issues that make them nervous, but the one that the Democratic candidates have been talking about a lot is the tax cuts.
The London Stock Exchange is a critical piece on the chess board. So you have to put a big premium read more
The London Stock Exchange is a critical piece on the chess board. So you have to put a big premium on the price.
The remittances are for the early graduation expenses.
The remittances are for the early graduation expenses.
I'm not a huge risk taker... I'm not going to jump out of an airplane and parachute and things like read more
I'm not a huge risk taker... I'm not going to jump out of an airplane and parachute and things like that. That's not really me.
Where words fail, music speaks.
Where words fail, music speaks.
This is awesome. Everybody gets excited about this. It makes digging in all that mud worthwhile.
This is awesome. Everybody gets excited about this. It makes digging in all that mud worthwhile.
I feel like I'm giving a little something back.
I feel like I'm giving a little something back.
In contrast to Central and Eastern Canada, housing conditions in Western Canada remain very tight and are showing increased signs read more
In contrast to Central and Eastern Canada, housing conditions in Western Canada remain very tight and are showing increased signs of speculation. When economic conditions are booming, it can also create the perfect breeding ground for speculative price bubbles to form. That's because in such an environment, housing market participants are at greater risk of developing a case of irrational exuberance, especially if they expect that such exorbitant price gains will continue indefinitely.
Prime Minister Blair has long felt -- he certainly felt after September 11 -- that there was no moral or read more
Prime Minister Blair has long felt -- he certainly felt after September 11 -- that there was no moral or strategic advantage to be gained by artificial distance from the U.S.
