French Officials Try To Convince The World Country Isn't Anti-Business
Good luck with that
Growth is uneven and policy uncertainty has everybody on edge
That uncertainty thing might be getting resolved soon, with higher taxes
So doing it legally ... not so tempting
Hedge fund manager doesn't have nice things to say about company
Apple, Google, Facebook among those making purchases amid Chapter 11 restructuring
Known for wrestling and Saint's Row games
Those that are open actually do make money
This requires government permission?
Domestic manufacture is seeing a revival
Cheap natural gas has made its coal plants less competitive
How about requiring no licenses at all?
Improved business prospects do the trick
All over, depending on who ends up with Hostess' assets
Believes players acted badly, but coaches were also heavily involved
234.2 million shares, 15 percent of the bailed-out insurer
It's called "pule," which doesn't make it sound remotely appetizing
Had been using deductions to avoid paying any taxes for past three years
All employees will have the same health care access
Forecast for next year includes possibility of customer boycott
If you keep people guessing, they're unlikely to take risks
Stealing isn't really an acceptable policy preference
And all signs point to production remaining soft in coming months
Less spending plus Sandy = Ouch!
Will be available in Belgium and Netherlands
After forcing concessions out of them to invest more money
If you already have a business-unfriendly rep, stealing companies doesn't help
Stores don't open on Thanksgiving because they want to; they open because shoppers reward those that do.
Almost nobody thinks the threat is credible or wise
Why in hell would you do business in France?
Blackberry has a measly 1.6 percent of the mobile market