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Thursday, June 30, 2011

Financial Times - Comment 6/30

Financial Times - Comment
 

Companies make it easy for hackers
Although cleaning up past software errors is time-consuming and difficult – as Sony has found – none of it is beyond the corporate grasp, writes John Gapper
http://link.ft.com/r/FG6LAA/AM7RN5/IYD9ZO/726GVI/JIDAES/ZH/h?a1=2011&a2=6&a3=30
 
Germany is the loser from Greece’s wriggle
Even today, there is a consensus that Berlin reaps huge benefits from Emu. This was only ever partially true; it is no longer true at all, writes Derek Scott
http://link.ft.com/r/FG6LAA/AM7RN5/IYD9ZO/726GVI/406PC2/ZH/h?a1=2011&a2=6&a3=30
 
China can yet avoid a middle-income trap
In line with the Chinese proverb about crossing the river by feeling the stones, economic and financial policies change slowly, writes George Magnus
http://link.ft.com/r/FG6LAA/AM7RN5/IYD9ZO/726GVI/RNRK3P/ZH/h?a1=2011&a2=6&a3=30
 
Today’s austerity is tomorrow’s indignation
Child benefits are to be cut, but Ken Clarke will not have to mourn the passing of his free bus pass or winter fuel payments, writes Chris Giles
http://link.ft.com/r/FG6LAA/AM7RN5/IYD9ZO/726GVI/M9EMSN/ZH/h?a1=2011&a2=6&a3=30
 
Google hopes Spark ignites its social network
The latest phase of the tech industry’s platform wars is bringing a new convergence that could squeeze out some promising start-ups
http://link.ft.com/r/FG6LAA/AM7RN5/IYD9ZO/726GVI/HDXVYJ/ZH/h?a1=2011&a2=6&a3=30
 
London: listing with the fishes
Has the London Stock Exchange become a home to risky companies with questionable corporate governance practices, asks Robert Shrimsley
http://link.ft.com/r/FG6LAA/AM7RN5/IYD9ZO/726GVI/S3FDPP/ZH/h?a1=2011&a2=6&a3=30
 

FT.com - Markets Insight
 

Washington's fiscal recklessness rules out QE3
Fed officials need to admit that they have done all that can reasonably be expected of them to meet their dual mandate, writes Edward Yardeni
http://link.ft.com/r/FG6LAA/AM7RN5/IYD9ZO/726GVI/S3FDPH/ZH/h?a1=2011&a2=6&a3=30
 

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