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The US government’s aggressive lawsuit against Standard & Poor’s shows that it is easy for rating agencies to get into trouble by being too nice. Can I suggest a new approach to rating debt?
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Cinese New Year is on the way. It will be little more than a week before Hong Kong residents are forced to stay away from the office for three days. Perhaps they should reconsider.
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Kazuo Inamori has become, overnight, my hero. He impressed the wannabe deal-maker in me last year, when Japan Airlines — the company which he has run for the last three years — pulled off the biggest IPO in Asia. But he has moved up close to divinity with his latest revelation: he used beer to improve employee performance.
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In case you haven’t heard the story, a man in the US outsourced his own job to a company in China. He still went to work, but instead of actually doing his job, he watched cat videos on YouTube, followed inane trends on Reddit and shopped on eBay. Seriously.
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For those of us who make New Year’s resolutions ambitious enough to cause cataclysmic withdrawal symptoms, the start of the year is a dire time. But at least we’ve had a high-profile example that it’s okay to give up early.
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The Mayans were wrong. There was no apocalypse. But that hardly seems like such good news when you look out of the window. Zombies have taken over our streets.