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(AFX UK Focus) 2008-10-09 11:01 Trade finance booms amid global crisis (Interactive Investor)
GENEVA, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Business is booming in the trade finance market as exporters and importers return to a tried and tested form of credit amid the chaos of the financial crisis, bankers in the sector say. Demand for trade finance -- a traditional form of banking dating back to the Middle Ages -- is so strong that some houses say they are turning away business for lack of capacity. But if ...
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Xan Brooks on the significance of film festivals (Guardian Unlimited)
There are more than 1,000 film festivals every year. Xan Brooks reports on the black hole of moviedom, and asks what all these extravaganzas are really for
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UK & World News: Brown to complete Cabinet reshuffle (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
Gordon Brown is expected to complete his most significant reshuffle since becoming Prime Minister, with the high-profile post of immigration minister going to an MP who has previously been involved in rows over Muslim issues.
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Women have so many don'ts. What's a guy to do? (Times Online)
The single most perplexing phrase in the English language, I've always thought, is “one thing led to another”. Hooking up with someone is rarely that straightforward.
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High Growth Forecasted for the World Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Systems Market (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report related to the Industrial equipment industry is available in its catalogue.
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The bail-outs only reassure (New Matilda)
The bail-outs only reassure the more megalomaniacal investment bankers and other rabid usurers that they can get away with their crimes against humanity. Rockjaw’s tunnel-visioned regard for one method of shoring up the US Dollar (for example) distracts from the actual causes and cures for this reigning tyranny of globalization "free market" madness. An instructive discourse is the prevailing ...
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Euro Open: Forex Volatility to Remain High on Busy Calendar, Risk Aversion (Daily FX)
The Euro traded in a choppy range overnight, consolidating recent volatility. Sterling also remained generally range-bound, oscillating around 1.7950. The data docket fell entirely by the wayside again in Asian trading as forex markets continued to pick up cues from global risk sentiment.
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