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A Fed staff paper secured by the Financial Times notes that the appropriate real interest rate for the U. S. economy would be a negative 5%.

"We certainly can't see a compelling reason to do it, " he said in an interview with the Financial Times.

"We aim to be the elite among the domestic brands, " Wang Dazong, BAIC president, said in an interview with the Financial Times.

" We have had preliminary interest from a wide range of potential bidders , " Mr Wilson told the Financial Times in an interview on Sunday .

It was forwarded to me by various people, including a female Financial Times reader based in London.

As you may know already, the hard financial times are the main problem of the car manufacturers all over the world.

Mr Deripaska insisted in an interview with the Financial Times last week that it did not matter if the IPO was delayed until next year.

Nasdaq OMX, the transatlantic exchange, has closed its liaison office in India, people familiar with the matter told the Financial Times.

Robert Benmosche, AIG's chief executive, told the Financial Times this week that the listing of AIA was one of his top priorities.

"A more balanced approach would have been helpful, " he said in a Financial Times debate on the future of capitalism.

We rushed to market to be first and got great coverage in the Financial Times (we were in London).

"If it is managed right it makes all the sense in the world, " he said in an interview with the Financial Times.

Jim Goodnight points to a story on the front page of his Financial Times. He is slightly agitated.

McGrath told the Financial Times in an interview the majority of investors were supportive of him and Thiam.

The Financial Times said the move marks the beginning of changes in Baidu's personnel policy.

It may bring me a bit closer to those Financial Times readers who measure out their lives in meetings of this sort.

"I'm interested in the way support is building up for international action, " he said in an interview with the Financial Times.

"He did not come across as the foreign minister of a friendly nation, " he told the Financial Times.

In London he revealed to the Financial Times that he was carrying Smith's "The Theory of Moral Sentiments" in his suitcase.

And then the embarrassment is going to be crippling, to me, to the luckless company and to the Financial Times.

Prof Chesbrough was one of the speakers at last week's Financial Times innovation conference in London.

"I continue to see conditions for the steel industry as being very favourable, " said Mr Mittal in an interview with the Financial Times.

Danah Boyd from Berkely & Harvard is, as the Financial Times referred to her, "the high priestess of social networking" .

Some, like the Financial Times, pulled out of the App Store and went with a Web app instead.

As the Financial Times publishes its tenth global MBA ranking, this correlation is all too apparent.

Now, Chinese tastes are beginning to influence the design of the products the rest of the world buys, the Financial Times reported.

Several lawyers interviewed by the Financial Times agreed that she was likely to receive a commuted death sentence.

A big headline across the front page of Monday's Financial Times summed up the position: "Romer upbeat on economy. "

"As you get into higher end capability, I am not so sure that the rate of acceleration is the same, " he told the Financial Times.

However, the company recently spoke to the Financial Times about some of its techniques for marketing to the super-rich.

"We believe fundamentally that the mobile internet is going to be a transformational force, " Mr Romanski told the Financial Times.

Soli : A spokesman for the oil company has told the Financial Times it would produce information to show it had acted properly .

The Financial Times suggests that US officials have tracked the author of the code used to attack the company.

"Healthcare is the Achilles heel of the US in terms of competitiveness, " said Mr Barrett in an interview with the Financial Times.

I tried this, putting a photo of my dog on the front page of the Financial Times, and video of myself on the front of Television Centre.

The Financial Times has learned that the bank has also suspended its global head of the collateralized debt obligations, Kareem Serageldin.

(The Financial Times is all part of the plot, incidentally).

As the Financial Times publishes its 10th global MBA ranking, this correlation is all too apparent.

In an interview with the Financial Times, Mr Dou insisted his only motivation was to "serve the truth" .

The Financial Times reported that Chinese officials persuaded the bank to remove information they thought could cause social unrest.

"If you're in a populist mood, you've got to find the villain, " Mr McGraw told the Financial Times in a interview in Beijing.

But Mr Doty told the Financial Times that this arrangement could not be permanent if China persisted in denying it sight of key papers.

Air China told the Financial Times it had followed all laws and regulations in its negotiations with East Star.

"We got to experience a lot, " Mr Hurley said in an interview with the Financial Times late last month.

A month ago the Financial Times ran a feature on how department stores are trying to cater for "the consumer who has Arrived" (6).

"I need to understand the potential of the company, its different markets and where it is more profitable, " he told the Financial Times.

However, Mr Kent told the Financial Times that Coke has no plans to to reallocate resources or pull back its planned China investments.

In an interview with the Financial Times, Mr Shinohara said Nomura was reviewing its compensation system to "make it as fair as possible" .

In a few months, smartphones will not be just the privilege of high-end consumers, the Financial Times reported Wednesday.

the Financial Times has reported that the precious metals industryexpects the price to increase by a further 11 per cent over the next year.

This may seem like an awfully trite observation and, frankly, a terrible waste of the Financial Times' money.

Britain's Financial Times had an extremely detailed report today, everyone can go take a look.

He has also suggested he could be interested in buying the Financial Times if it were on the market.

As a commentary in the Financial Times said: If Google had hoped to defeat its competitors in such a way, it failed.

Let us hope, for your sake, that he is too busy tearing a strip off his workers to pick up the Financial Times today.

"We want to talk to a lawyer, " one father, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisals, told the Financial Times.

In 2005, Gerry Ford was also named "UK Entrepreneur of the Year" by the Financial Times, London Stock Exchange and the British public.

This week they changed their tune, telling the Financial Times he was in town but out of the office.

Those of the Financial Times look mainly at return on investment, in terms of the boost to a salary.

But Ali Mohamed Gedi, prime minister, told the Financial Times he had not seen the agreement granting the Chinese groups exploration rights.

As the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, money market funds have begun to hoard cash in case they have to meet a surge of redemptions.

In a video interview with the Financial Times, Mr Joerres said the strikes would make US companies think twice about investing in China.

Previously, she was the FT's Taipei correspondent and world news editor at Financial Times Deutschland.

A spokesman told the Financial Times that a final decision would be taken within a year.

The company plans to file papers with the US financial watchdog on Wednesday, according to the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal.

"If you look at the supply of gas to Europe over the next 15 years, we have to be scared, " he told the Financial Times.

In fact, it might still be mum if the Financial Times had not broken the story late last night, prompting Citi to confirm it.

A report in the Financial Times claims that Google has begun moving users off of Windows systems and made it very difficult to get new ones.

The Financial Times reported over the weekend that Barclays plans to defer payment of up to 100 percent of bonuses for its top staff.

"In one way, it would be good to slow down the almost booming growth we've had in Brazil and China, " he told the Financial Times.

As the Financial Times has reported, US families earning more than $100, 000 a year are using more discount coupons.

They start on Monday in London, with highlights covered in the Financial Times and on FT. com.

"We'll have more clarity around our bet in solar at the end of the year, or the beginning of next, " Mr Krenicki told the Financial Times.

"All the froth bubbles add up to an aggregate bubble, " he told the Financial Times.

That was the question posed by the Financial Times' View from the Top conference in New York last week.

"The ball is in their court, " he told the Financial Times. "The government knows perfectly well what they have to do. "

A senior US official recently told the Financial Times that Iran appeared to be providing the Chinese-made weapons.

"To the extent that when a new industry has proven its growth potential, it is always a ripe time to get in, " he told the Financial Times.

There's little hope of a turnaround anytime soon, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon told the Financial Times in an interview.

"I cannot see how you can ensure the stability off a monetary union by violating its legal provisions, " Weidmann told the Financial Times.

The biggest opportunities would lie in China, Mr Guerra told the Financial Times ahead of an investor presentation in London today.

Together with the Financial Times (part-owner of this newspaper) it has led the charge to demand money for newspapers on the web.

"The yuan is greatly devalued [so] we had a hardship from the currency, " he told the Financial Times in an interview in New York.

However, the Financial Times has confirmed the banker was Mr Liechti, who did not return calls yesterday.

The cooker was chosen as the winner of the Financial Times Climate Change Challenge by a panel of judges and members of the public.

" Zero tolerance " read the headline in the Financial Times a week ago .

"Its just pathetic to call these four emerging markets, " he told the Financial Times.

SocGen has decided to "increase its back office controls substantially" , one director told the Financial Times.

The Financial Times described it as a "Cross between a frustrated cartel and a pipe dream. "

The Financial Times remains of the view that this is not the way forward.

The Financial Times remains of the view that this is not the way forward.

"It feels as if we are 15 minutes away from the end of the world, " the head of equities at a big UK bank told the Financial Times.

Mr Kuroda told the Financial Times yesterday that heavy investment in infrastructure was crucial if Asia was to facilitate further growth.

The announcement followed an earlier report by the Financial Times that China had rejected the fleet's initial request for a port call.

"[The prices are] going to go up, " a senior mining executive told the Financial Times.

Dani Kaufmann, one of the report's authors, told the Financial Times: "We are not in this to win any popularity contest. "

In Thursday's Financial Times, columnist John Gapper took a look at the evolution of trading at Goldman.

In normal financial times, that would not appear stellar. But, with interest rates at 0. 5%, it suddenly does not look too shabby.

He told the Financial Times: 'Since the recession started, more guys want to be on top of their game. '

Indeed, the only groups that Hello Kitty may not resonate with are Financial Times readers - and writers.

Tim Harford, a Financial Times columnist, is author of "The Logic of Life: The Rational Economics of an Irrational World. "

"We are in a very comfortable position, " Mr Hulme said in an interview with the Financial Times.

Kay is an Oxford academic, Financial Times columnist and, as the former director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a leading economist.

Four dissidents contacted by the Financial Times said they had been all but consigned to their homes during the Games.

Geoff Polites, who heads Land Rover and its sister Jaguar brand, told the Financial Times that the emissions issue was "high on our radar" .

Mr Harford, who works at the Financial Times, is an amiable guide for the non-specialist reader, neither too lofty nor dumbed-down.

Many of them read the Financial Times and seem to take exception to anodyne things written by me.

This seems implausible, and I'm not saying that merely because Peston once worked for the Financial Times.

"This committee will no longer view the relationship with China purely through the currency, " he told the Financial Times.

Lucy Kellaway is a columnist and associate editor on the Financial Times. She is a former Columnist of the Year at the British Press Awards.

Former Inco executives who spoke to the Financial Times asked not to be identified.

Seven other concerned lawyers and the Financial Times were also allowed to observe the appeal hearing.

All the newspapers and periodicals in the United Kingdom, at present, only in the financial times on the Web version free of charge.

More than half the workers in a huge swath of occupations think they are overqualified, research commissioned by the Financial Times shows.

One journalist from Les Echos, the Financial Times's French sister paper, likened the annual meeting to a revolutionary tribunal.

Further to this, the Financial Times defines three different categories of customised programme which are assigned different weights.

In an interview with the Financial Times earlier this week, Ms Chan defended the organisation's public statements.

"Fosun will be one of the Chinese pioneers in investing in Europe, " Guo Guangchang, chairman, recently told the Financial Times.

But it dominated closed-door discussions, attended by the Financial Times on condition that comments were not attributed to individuals.

But Chen Yuan, CDB governor, told the Financial Times it was seeking new international financing opportunities in energy and minerals.

When interviewed last week by the Financial Times, Mr Immelt was almost shouting his concerns from the rooftop.

In an interview with the Financial Times in March 2007, Lord Andrew Turnbull, a former head of the civil service, described Mr Brown as.

"I support a ministerial if there is a real attempt by the developed countries to make concessions, " he told the Financial Times.

The minister is looking at an industry levy, determined by a bank's size and risk profile, the Financial Times has learnt.

As Mary McDowell, Nokia's head of mobile phones, put it to the Financial Times: "Somewhere along the way, the process became the product. "

" Chinese state-owned companies have very poor management skills , " said Ge Wenyao, chairman, in an interview with the Financial Times .

As the Financial Times reported recently, chief executives with law degrees are becoming more common as regulation increases.

In November, a Chinese military spokesman told the Financial Times that the world should not be surprised if China built one.

The great leap is revealed in forecasts for the Financial Times by Global Insight, a US economics consultancy.

"We have passed through a critical psychological barrier, " Dr Venter told the Financial Times.

"The multilateral trading system is under a lot of pressure, " Victor Fung said in an interview with the Financial Times.

Mr Zhao's wife told the Financial Times that he would appeal against his sentence and launch a hunger strike in protest.

" digital publication of the United Kingdom one " in the financial times on Cambridge University Press.

Mr Viniar told the Financial Times that results from the stress tests on European banks could serve as a catalyst for renewed confidence.

"split-second deal making and risks that would make a currency dealer blench" (Financial Times).

Its Home Office, according to the Financial Times, is about to make it easier for the wealthy to become citizens based on their investments.

On Friday, the Financial Times reported that "Iran has built up a stockpile of enough enriched uranium for one nuclear bomb" .

Mr Huang told the Financial Times on Friday it would send a negative signal to other Chinese investors in Iceland if the deal fell through.

In an interview with the Financial Times, Mr Yosano said there could be no quick fixes through fiscal spending.

However, the Financial Times had earlier reported that Beijing had reacted to nationalist concerns over the loss of a leading brand.

"It's a real proposal . . . and it is quite advanced, " Juan Manuel Santos, Colombia's president, told the Financial Times.

"China should not be afraid of numerical targets for reducing its trade surplus, " Mr Li told the Financial Times.

"We intend to be front-runners in selling carbon credits for our industry, " Mr Woo told the Financial Times.

"The Brazil-China nexus forms the foundation of our business, " Will Hoon, chief executive, told the Financial Times.

Japan was the most industrially exposed economy to China, Mr Hendry told the Financial Times then.

How companies like Rino wormed their way into the temples of American capitalism is a story for these financial times.

"We think regulators will give serious consideration to our application, " said Mr Yang in an interview with the Financial Times.

The Wyoming-based company has merged with a Beijing-based English-language instruction firm, according to the Financial Times of London.

Financial Times Information: providers of electronic and specialist financial information.

Some of these executives told the Financial Times they refused to ride on China's high-speed trains because of safety concerns.

The individuals were chosen at random by consultants from Boston Consulting Group at the request of the Financial Times.

The country's emergence as a global force in wind power is raising apprehension in the European wind industry, The Financial Times reported.

The Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos told the Financial Times newspaper that the proposal was quite advanced.

"It's like a well managed company, China, " Muhtar Kent, Coke's chief executive, told the Financial Times.

However, leading shareholders contacted by the Financial Times yesterday raised no fundamental concerns about the decision.

Lindsay Tanner, Australian finance minister, told the Financial Times its assessment of foreign bids was "agnostic" about nationality.

"We've been able to come out fighting, " he told the Financial Times.

Resting his spectacles on his iPad in the Financial Times' London offices, his silver hair neatly trimmed, Mr Trichet looks weary.

"We see prices progressing to the higher end of this range over 2011, " he writes in today's Financial Times.

Chinese enterprises should raise money from the stock market rather that borrow from banks, said an editorial of the Financial Times.

Chinese enterprises should raise money from the stock market rather that borrow from banks, said an editorial of the Financial Times.

Its author, Clive Crook, now at the Financial Times, argued that it was not.

Mr Beattie, the world-trade editor of the Financial Times, writes with passion and a keen wit.

ESG sent a team for a two week "deep-dive research trip" to China in October, an investor told the Financial Times.

"We are reviewing several candidates to look for business opportunities and strengthen co-operation, " Mr Lee told the Financial Times.

The mine, according to the Financial Times, could produce as much as 70 million tons of iron ore a year.

"We are cautiously but actively looking for M& A opportunities, " Mr Liu said in an interview with the Financial Times.

The Financial Times, a newspaper whose judgment has been wrong on every great economic issue of the last 40 years, was another supporter.

Yes, as I told Gideon Rachman, the Financial Times columnist, life is sweet in Europe.

Sinovel declined to comment on the fresh legal dispute. In previous interviews with the Financial Times, Sinovel has denied wrongdoing.

This year marks the publication of the ninth annual Financial Times survey of non-degree executive education programmes.

"Do I wish I had more Treasuries? Yeah, that's pretty obvious, " Mr Gross told the Financial Times in August after he had resumed buying.

"There is a bubble going on. Investors should be concerned about the risks, " Mr Cheng said in an interview with the Financial Times.

Steelmakers and their brokers are not affected by the ban, a trading executive familiar with matter told the Financial Times.

Jim Prokopanko, chief executive of Mosaic, told the Financial Times that Canpotex had demonstrated its value to customers and communities.

The media delegation comprised of reporters from Portugal News Agency, Portugal SIC TV, Financial Times and Chinese Economy Quarterly. Mr.

"I believe this solution disadvantages existing shareholders, " he told the Financial Times yesterday.

"The roads are in a mess, " Mr Nath told the Financial Times in an interview.

However, he told the Financial Times that he believed the consumer PC industry was ripe for a shakeup.

But central bank officials told the Financial Times that the true scale of informal and underground lending was likely much larger.

His regular US economic forecasts for the Financial Times at the new year during the 1970s were widely read if, often, wildly inaccurate.

But The Financial Times is not facing the "existential crisis" that confronts some other newspapers, Mr. Ridding said.

India's finance ministry told the Financial Times that no statement had been issued.

Beijing's plan, shown to the Financial Times by a city official, appears more focused on challenging Shanghai.

European central banks are unlikely to sell much more gold in the new CBGA year, according to a survey by the Financial Times.

"We will achieve our revenue and deficit reduction targets for this year, " he told the Financial Times in an interview.

Other finance ministers told the Financial Times of their despair at the intransigence of both sides.

According to data supplied for the 2009 Financial Times ranking , these are the only EMBA programmes to have increased enrolment this year .

"While there may be some bubbles, the situation is different in different industries, " Mr Liu told the Financial Times yesterday.

"China will be the most exciting investment banking market, " Mr Bhattal told the Financial Times in a rare interview.

The Financial Times last week reported that the parties were in advanced deal talks.

Earlier yesterday, Mr Abe told the Financial Times, that sanctions were vital to force a negotiated settlement to the nuclear crisis.

They warned the airlines could be forced to give up valuable take-off and landing slots, according to documents seen by the Financial Times.

"What we are demonstrating is that we have a very strong growth story, " she said in an interview with the Financial Times.

"People will find other ways of investing in commodities, " Mr McGlone told the Financial Times in an interview yesterday.

In a sign of troubled financial times, however, this go-nowhere economy is trumping the alternatives.

The first to take up the offer was Malaysia's central bank, the Financial Times reported this week.

Last month, Mr Lee assured the Financial Times that he was not upset at Beijing for laying out the red carpet.

Marissa Mayer, Google's Vice President of Search Product and User Experience, has written a post for the Financial Times today.

Minister of state Banri Kaieda called on China to lift export restrictions "as soon as possible" in an interview with the Financial Times.

"Previously we had the idea of moving towards a model of origination and distribution, " he told the Financial Times.

The Financial Times reported recently that, pending regulatory approval, Barclays aimed to unveil the coco bonus plan next month.

The Financial Times reported that Levi Strauss, icon of U. S. jeans culture, yesterday launched its new global brand, Denizen, in Shanghai.

One small child was seen playing among the toxic refuse when the Financial Times visited.

"There will be stimulus coursing into the economy right away, " a senior administration official told the Financial Times.

An even better example of the link between high profits and low language was on the appointments pages in the Financial Times 10 days ago.

Intelligence officials told the Financial Times they were alarmed by the appointment last October of Michail Fradkow as head of the SWR.

"We have seen a lot of movement in the last two weeks, " Yvo de Boer, the UN's top climate change official, told the Financial Times.

But Sveinung Svarte, Athabasca's chief executive, told the Financial Times that "both of us have to reach decisions on the major issues" .

"I did a simple search for minister Sheng and was astonished to find him wearing many more watches, " Mr Wu told the Financial Times.

When two elephants fight, a senior International Monetary Fund official once told the Financial Times, the grass gets trampled.

Alan Beattie is the World Trade Editor of the Financial Times, leading the paper's coverage of trade policy and economic globalisation.

That's kind of abstract, so let's take a concrete example recently reported in the Financial Times.

Financial Times: My question is about Chinese Government's policies on domestic and global environment protection.

If markets are efficient, you will never make profitable trades as a result of reading the Financial Times.

"We are at a pivotal part of our history, " Mr Apotheker told the Financial Times on Sunday.

But, as this two-day Financial Times series will show, companies investing in emerging economies face multiple challenges.

"Many news agencies have violated a large number of national laws and regulations, " he told the Financial Times.

Surely the costs outweigh the benefits, unless you are motivated chiefly by the glory of having your name published in the Financial Times.

The law firm was called in by Moody's after revelation of the error by the Financial Times in May.

"It is not the right time for complacency, " Mr Caruana told the Financial Times.

The financial times Web site system is working to retain those infrequent reader, they tend to come here via a search engine.

Carlos Ghosn, chief executive of Nissan, told the Financial Times last week that China had replaced the US as its most profitable market.

"We don't want to challenge the ratings agencies by being overtly provocative, " he told the Financial Times in an interview.

But in an interview with the Financial Times, Mr Curtis sees others forces at work.

But he told the Financial Times: "If [food] production increases worldwide that will help Japan to import. "

Donald Trump, 64, chairman and CEO of Trump Organization, host and executive producer of The Apprentice, talks to the Financial Times.

Mr Li told the Financial Times yesterday the court had ordered a retrial in Dongyuan county, although a date has not yet been set.

Were dire warnings voiced by those omniscient organs, the " Financial Times " and the " Economist" ? Not so you'd notice .

Wall Street banks are reaping outsized profits by trading with the US Federal Reserve, the Financial Times reported.

"It is a responsible move by the Portuguese government, " Olli Rehn, the EU's top economic official, told the Financial Times.

"Patenting the technology is the key, " Mario Moretti Polegato told the Financial Times in an interview.

The weights applied in the second section (the Business School Survey section) are decided by the Financial Times.

"Another ideological god has failed, " the dean of financial commentators, Martin Wolf, wrote in the Financial Times.

"It's probably going to take longer to create a return on investment, " Mr Ouyang told the Financial Times.

Rachman, chief foreign affairs commentator for the Financial Times, says America's "unipolar moment" on the world's stage has passed.

Once again, the Financial Times' top pundits have assembled to pit their wits against the fickle future.

As Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, said in yesterday's Financial Times, politicians are not lacking good advice.

As reported in the Financial Times this week, Google is facing controversy in two areas.

He denies the allegation. "Unfortunately, in Greece statistics is a combat sport, " he told the Financial Times.

"This is the first time we have had so much investment from China, " Luis Afonso Lima, president of Sobeet, told the Financial Times.

"We need reliable information on stocks and production, " he told the Financial Times in an interview.

Today, the Chinese media reported that the Financial Times misinterpreted Vice Foreign Minister He Yafei's remarks in its interview.

The professor of economics at New York University put forward this view in the Financial Times a couple of weeks ago.

Li Fangwei said, in a phone interview with the Financial Times, that his company, exported "common products" .

"You trust, you send, " one moneyman, operating from a store selling Burmese books and CDs, told the Financial Times.

Aigo has also started a fight with Toshiba over the same issue, according to court documents seen by the Financial Times.

"I didn't expect such a rapid shift towards non-US markets as we are seeing, " he told the Financial Times.

Recent comments in the Financial Times from Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, have only supported that thesis.

Scott Johnson is a reporter on Ignites Asia, a Financial Times publication, where this article first appeared.