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  2. [verwijderd] 30 januari 2010 11:50
    quote:

    Anniebel schreef:

    Goedemorgen Aps en de anderen.
    Hier ook (weer) sneeuw. Fijn weekend en tot maandag op de beurs. Annie.
    Ook goedemorgen Anniebel,

    De waarde van bijgaand artikel zult u als enthousiast iPhone gebruiker beter kunnen inschatten dan ik.

    U en de overige Anniebellen ook een fijn weekend gewenst.

    APPIE.

    iPad bestaat al jaren'

    Apple-speeltje overladen met kritiek en grappen
    [Apple-speeltje overladen met kritiek en grappen] De introductie van Apple's iPad heeft wereldwijd heel wat losgemaakt. Na de aanvankelijke euforie die standaard hoort bij een Apple-lancering, verdelen de reacties zich steevast in twee kampen: Apple-adepten die niet kunnen wachten tot ze hun apps op het nieuwe apparaat kunnen gebruiken en critici, die zich afvragen wat er nou zo vernieuwend is aan een A4-vormige tablet waarmee je niet eens kunt bellen.

    www.kranten.com/artikel.html?id=6751895
  4. [verwijderd] 30 januari 2010 13:29
    quote:

    APPIEZELF schreef:

    Alweer 12:00 uur geweest, tijd om te gaan lunchen en terwijl ik dit schrijf dwarrelen buiten alweer grote sneeuwvlokken neer terwijl het zonnetje ijverig pogingen in het werk stelt door te breken.

    Iedereen smakelijk eten gewenst en graag tot straks.

    APPIE.
    dankje Ap!
    ertesoep was lekker!:)

    hier vast een middagliedje:
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLHleQ5BI3o
  5. [verwijderd] 30 januari 2010 14:27
    quote:

    Gijsbrandtje schreef:

    [quote=APPIEZELF]
    Alweer 12:00 uur geweest, tijd om te gaan lunchen en terwijl ik dit schrijf dwarrelen buiten alweer grote sneeuwvlokken neer terwijl het zonnetje ijverig pogingen in het werk stelt door te breken.

    Iedereen smakelijk eten gewenst en graag tot straks.

    APPIE.
    [/quote]dankje Ap!
    ertesoep was lekker!:)

    hier vast een middagliedje:
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLHleQ5BI3o

    Dag Geerten,

    U blijkt er een nogal gevarieerde smaak op na te houden en dan doel ik niet zozeer op de smaak van de door u lekker bevonden erwtensoep alswel meer in het bijzonder op de keuze van uw muziek. Dit plaatje ervaar ik t.a.v. daarvan als bijzonder, dank daarvoor Geerten.

    Fijn weekend Geerten en vergeet naast het borreltje vooral ook het sigaartje niet.

    APPIE.
  6. [verwijderd] 30 januari 2010 14:37
    From The Times
    January 29, 2010
    House prices set for double-digit increase, Nationwide predicts

    Rebecca O’Connor, Francesca Steele

    House prices are on course for double-digit growth on an annual basis next month for the first time in three years, Britain’s biggest building society said.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/money/...
  7. [verwijderd] 30 januari 2010 14:42
    From The Times
    January 30, 2010
    Davos: FSA chief turns on ‘valueless’ carry trade

    Lord Turner hinted at a crackdown on the carry trade
    Patrick Hosking

    Lord Turner of Ecchinswell, chairman of the Financial Services Authority, said that a big part of the foreign exchange trading business of the City of London was “economically valueless” and hinted at a crackdown on a popular speculative activity called the carry trade.

    In an echo of his controversial assertion last summer that parts of the City were “socially useless”, Lord Turner said that banks and hedge funds that borrowed cheaply in US dollars to bet on higher-yielding investments in emerging markets were adding no value to the real economy.

    “If I could wave a magic wand here, and greatly reduce the carry trade, I’m pretty certain the world would be a better place,” he said.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  8. [verwijderd] 30 januari 2010 14:49
    From The Times
    January 30, 2010
    Davos: Cameron vows he’ll cut UK deficit quickly

    David Cameron told business delegates in Davos that a Conservative government would aim for a low rate of corporation tax
    Helen Power and Patrick Hosking

    David Cameron promised business chiefs in Davos yesterday that if he was elected prime minister, he would cut Britain’s public-sector deficit immediately to protect the country’s credit rating.

    “The stark truth is that today Britain’s reputation is at risk,” the Conservative Party leader said. “To deal with this, we need to make sure people can look at our budget deficit without worrying about our creditworthiness.”

    Mr Cameron added that Britain must not end up in the same position as Greece, whose sovereign credit rating has plummeted.

    “We’ve seen in the case of Greece where this can lead ... It’s a very dangerous thing to do,” he said. “The people of Greece are already suffering the cost of a loss of confidence in their economy, with an extra 3 per cent on the interest rates they pay to borrow. If Britain follows them, the interest bill on a £150,000 mortgage could go up by more than £200 a month.”

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  9. [verwijderd] 30 januari 2010 14:58
    From The Times
    January 30, 2010
    Davos: Bankers unite to make their voices heard on pay

    Queen Rania, of Jordan, was among the delegates at the World Economic Forum during an address by King Abdullah, her husband, yesterday
    Helen Power and Patrick Hosking

    Global investment banking chiefs were organising an industry-wide fightback against immense public hostility over remuneration last night.

    A group of influential bankers, led by Josef Ackermann, the Deutsche Bank chief, are expected to present politicians with their plans to limit bankers’ compensation this morning in Davos on the last full day of the World Economic Forum. The group’s proposals on pay will come as part of a co-ordinated industry response to widespread attempts by politicians to impose new regulations on the sector.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  12. [verwijderd] 31 januari 2010 04:48
    From The Sunday Times
    January 31, 2010
    Lending is the cloud on the recovery’s horizon
    David Smith: Economic Outlook

    Sometimes I wish I wrote about sport. There is plenty of debate before and after the match but, except in extremely rare circumstances, the score stands. Whether or not the Russian linesman was right to say the ball crossed the line in the 1966 World Cup final, England won.

    In economics, on the other hand, the score rarely stands. Data revisions are as much a part of the game as groin strains in football or tendonitis in tennis.

    Thousands of column inches were devoted last week to three things. One was that the economy grew by a mere 0.1% in the final quarter of last year, the second was that this is the deepest post-war recession and the third was that it is the longest.

    One is definitely untrue. Even on figures we have, this is not the deepest post-war recession. It shares a 6% peak-to-trough fall with the slump of the early 1980s.

    The 0.1% figure will not be true for long, and probably not survive the next couple of months, when the Office for National Statistics (ONS) gets more data in. The bigger revisions, which should show that recovery started in the middle of 2009, and that the peak-to-trough gross domestic product (GDP) decline was 4% rather than 6%, will not come until the middle of the next parliament. I will care, as will economists at Goldman Sachs, who have charted past data revisions, but I am not sure many will.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  13. [verwijderd] 31 januari 2010 04:56
    From The Sunday Times
    January 31, 2010
    Davos: Fear and loathing in the Alps
    The bankers began to fight back aginst the tide in Davos
    Dominic O’Connell

    Nicolas Sarkozy looked down from the lectern with a mixture of defiance and scorn. The French president was giving the opening address to the World Economic Forum in Davos and the assembled bankers and captains of industry didn’t like what they were hearing.

    Sarkozy railed against the evils of unbridled capitalism and reserved special opprobrium for bankers. “To earn such enormous sums and not to bear responsibility is immoral,” he said. There was a stony silence, broken by a clutch of people who had the courage to clap.

    “I thank those two members of the audience for their support,” Sarkozy said with a grin, getting a big laugh.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  15. [verwijderd] 31 januari 2010 08:20
    From The Sunday Times
    January 31, 2010
    MPC split on further quantitative easing
    David Smith Economics Editor

    THE Bank of England’s monetary policy committee (MPC) is set for a split vote this week on whether to extend its controversial £200 billion programme of quantitative easing, or “creating” money.

    The City expects that a majority on the MPC will vote to pause the programme, with the proviso that it could be extended later if necessary. Though last week’s gross domestic product figures for the fourth quarter of 2009 showed only a 0.1% rise, the Bank expects them to be revised higher.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  16. [verwijderd] 31 januari 2010 08:26
    From The Sunday Times
    January 31, 2010
    City of London loses 10% of senior staff in two years

    Iain Dey

    MORE than 17,000 of the City’s most senior financiers have lost their jobs in the past two years, a new report has revealed.

    Redundancies, insolvencies and early retirement have wiped out about 10% of the highest-ranking employees in Britain’s financial-services industry.

    The figures refer only to individuals who have been authorised by the Financial Services Authority, the City regulator — high-ranking staff who have been forced to pass the regulatory body’s exams.

    The scale of the job losses equates approximately to the entire population of Weybridge, Surrey — one of the City’s favoured “stockbroker belt”commuter towns.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  18. [verwijderd] 31 januari 2010 08:38
    From The Sunday Times
    January 31, 2010
    EU sets tough targets for Greece rescue
    Iain Dey

    EUROPEAN officials will this week set the Greek government a four-month deadline to impose a stringent regime of budget cuts and financial reforms.

    Leaked documents have revealed Brussels will publish a plan for Greece this week, under the headline “Urgent measures to be taken by May 15, 2010”.

    The package includes demands to “cut average nominal wages, including in central government, local governments, state agencies and other public institutions”. It also suggests new taxes on luxury goods and proposals to speed up tax payments by the self-employed.

    Greece has been under pressure from international investors over fears it will default on its debts, precipitating an unprecedented strain on the euro. Fears of a Greek debt default have spread concerns that other EU countries could face problems — including Ireland, Spain, Portugal or Italy.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  19. [verwijderd] 31 januari 2010 08:43
    From The Sunday Times
    January 31, 2010
    Santander’s profits increase 30% in UK

    Iain Dey

    SANTANDER, the Spanish financial giant, will reveal this week that its three British banks have seen a 30% jump in profits.

    Abbey, Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley made about £1.5 billion last year, say analysts. The banks, which are being rebranded as Santander, accounted for about a fifth of the mortgages granted in Britain last year.

    Santander has been one of the big winners in the credit crunch, escaping losses on American sub-prime mortgages. Full-year figures for the Spanish parent are expected to show pre-tax profits of about €11 billion (£9.5 billion).

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
  20. [verwijderd] 31 januari 2010 09:03
    From The Times
    January 29, 2010
    Greece berates the speculators for using it as a ‘weak link’ in attack on eurozone
    Carl Mortished, World Business Editor

    The Greek Prime Minister accused speculators of targeting the country as a “weak link” in the euro yesterday, as the value of Greek bonds plunged on financial markets.

    The risk premium on the yield of Greek government debt rose to a new record of 4.05 per cent above the yield on the benchmark German bund.

    Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, George Papandreou said: “This is an attack on the eurozone by certain other interests, political or financial, and often countries are being used as the weak link, if you like, of the eurozone.”

    Greece’s ten-year bonds were yielding 7.14 per cent yesterday, pushing up the difference with equivalent German bonds from 3.5 per cent on Wednesday, as nervousness increased among bond investors that Greece might be unable to pay the interest bill on its mounting debts.

    business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/busine...
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