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• LSE - a bride to be?
• by Richard Willsher
topic: International business
The London Stock Exchange remains an attractive partner for a host of reasons but has so far rejected all offers. But how long it can remain independent is becoming an increasingly urgent question, says Richard Willsher
• Dispatch (Asia edition)
• by Peta Tomlinson, Nazatul Izma Abdullah, Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop
topic: News
Peta Tomlinson, Nazatul Izma Abdullah and Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop on the latest news in the Asia Pacific region
• Anime magic
• by Julian Ryall
topic: Countries, Industries
Julian Ryall appraises the phenomenal growth of animation and its role in Japanese business and society
• Ambition fulfilled
• by Colette Steckel
topic: Members profiles, People
Vlad Klenikov, Vice President, Investment Banking Division, Goldman Sachs, talks to Colette Steckel about how his accounting experiences in Moscow led him to a career on Wall Street
• Letter from... China
• by Bradley Leon
topic: Business Law, Countries, International business
The People's Republic of China's (PRC) proposal for a tough new labour contract law had attracted sharp criticism from multinationals and local companies, reports Bradley Leon
• Dispatch (UK/ROW edition)
• by Paul Gosling
topic: News
Paul Gosling reports on the latest news
• Business angels
• by Faith Glasgow
topic: Business, Entrepreneurs
What are the pros and cons of using a business angel as opposed to the more conventional channels of investment like venture capital and bank loans? Faith Glasgow investigates
• Technical update
• by Various
topic: Financial reporting, IFRS, Technical update
The latest international technical news
• Does Ford need a faster horse?
• by Abigail Rayner
topic: Countries, Industries
Once upon a time, half of the cars on US roads were Fords. So what went wrong in the 1990s, and can Ford get back in the saddle? asks Abigail Rayner
• Dancing to the tune of private equity
• by Janine Mace
topic: Business, Countries, International business
As private equity funds adopt a more aggressive role in Australian business, Janine Mace looks at a new breed of corporate raider
• Letter from... Canada
• by Alison Arnot
topic: Countries, International business, Tax
Last October, Canada's Finance Department gave the business community a Halloween surprise that, for many, was more of a trick than a treat, writes Alison Arnot

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