Niall Ferguson News
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European Union leaders gather for their first summit of 2012 as a deteriorating economy and the struggle to complete a Greek debt writeoff risk sidetracking efforts to stamp out the financial crisis.
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European leaders were told by policy makers, bankers and academics from around the world that it’s time to end the region’s debt crisis and measures aimed at simply containing it are no longer enough.
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Google Inc. grills “zombie hordes” of job applicants with fiendish puzzles and China spurns “suicidal” economic shock therapy in two of our favorite business books of late. Here’s a list of recommended titles.
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On the evening of Oct. 19, as Claudio Abbado conducted the overture to Rossini’s “The Barber of Seville” at Frankfurt’s Old Opera House, members of Europe’s policy elite were in a backroom discussing haircuts.
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Bloomberg News today released spreadsheets showing daily borrowing totals for 407 banks and companies that tapped Federal Reserve emergency programs during the 2007 to 2009 financial crisis. It’s the first time such data have been publicly available in this form.
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Siegmund Warburg , the uprooted German financier who rose to fame in postwar London, considered banking something more than a way to make money. To him, it was a calling, as job candidates learned fast.
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Madness, hubris and betrayal: Who needs drama when all the elements of a Greek tragedy, including Greece itself, can be found in the best business books of 2011?
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Niall Ferguson , a prolific purveyor of financial history, is nothing if not counterintuitive.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke saved the global economy from falling into a great depression by presiding over an historic increase in the size of the central bank’s balance sheet, said Harvard’s Niall Ferguson .
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Niall Ferguson , a professor of history at Harvard University in the U.S., said Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. seems like a “well-run bank” compared with the debt on some German lenders’ balance sheets, Swiss television show ECO reported, citing an interview.
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