Tim Cook's Freshman Year: The Apple CEO Speaks - Businessweek
Does it affect how you interact with them? How do you defuse that when you have to talk as partners?We can separate in our minds the different portions of their company. In addition, we have hundreds of people that reside in China in the plants on a full-time basis that are helping with manufacturing and working on manufacturing process and so forth
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Can democracy and a monetary union coexist? Or must one give way? This is the pivotal question that the Eurogroup has decided to answer by placing democracy in the too-hard basket. The Eurogroup had previously (November 2012) conceded that the debt ought to be restructured but is refusing to commit to a debt restructure Since the announcement of the referendum, official Europe has sent signals that they are ready to discuss debt restructuring
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Instead it sets the EU's policy agenda, traditionally by adopting 'conclusions' during European Council meetings which identify issues of concern and actions to take. European Council meetings History of the European CouncilThe European Council was created in 1974 as an informal forum for discussion between heads of state or government of the EU member states
CNNMoney.com Market Report - Sep. 29, 2008
On Monday afternoon Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said markets around the world are under great stress and that a plan needs to be passed as soon as possible. Investors thought they would be debating whether the plan was good enough, he said, not whether the plan would even go through.But the 'good enough' question remains in place
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Eurozone crisis explained - BBC News
The country would almost certainly reintroduce the drachma, which would devalue dramatically and quickly, making it even harder for Greece to repay its debts, and setting an even worse precedent. This may make investors increasingly nervous about the likelihood of other highly-indebted nations, such as Italy, or those with weak economies, such as Spain, repaying their debts or even staying inside the euro.If investors stop buying bonds issued by other governments, then those governments in turn will not be able to repay their creditors - a potentially disastrous vicious circle.To combat this risk, European leaders have agreed a 700bn-euro firewall to protect the rest of the eurozone from a full-blown Greek default
Athens now has just 13 days to reach a deal with its creditors before its bailout programme expires, and a matter of hours until finance ministers meet to discuss the situation in Luxembourg on Thursday. Earlier today I spoke to Stathis Kouvelakis, the London University professor, who accused Syriza of retreating to the point where it was now on the brink of suffering a mighty defeat
Eurozone data earlier was mixed, while UK retail sales were better than expected - which boosted the pound - while US confidence and housing figures were disappointing. According to The Times, Cameron also wants Europe to stop referring to the euro as the single currency(!) He wants a new legally binding commitment that recognises that Europe is home to multiple currencies, removing the implicit assumption that all EU members will eventually join the euro
A month or so after the bailout team called the top nine banks "healthy," it became clear that the biggest recipient, Citigroup, had actually flat-lined on the ER table. That's why Summers, in saving the bailout from the ire of Congress, vowed to "limit executive compensation" and devote public money to prevent another financial crisis
People are going to spend their money on food and everything else they've been deprived of the last 15 days." There are no signs for now that bank customers in other struggling euro zone countries like Greece, Italy or Spain taking fright at the precedent set by the bailout."Cyprus is and will remain a special one-off case," German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told German mass-selling daily Bild. Cyprus was paradise and they've turned it into hell," said Tryfonas Neokleous, owner of a clothes shop on a cobbled street in the center of the city.He said he didn't except business to pick up even now that the banks were open again after an almost two-week shutdown."I don't expect anything and I don't hope for anything anymore
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