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Such issues will be addressed at a roundtable hosted by the Securities and Exchange Commission on Oct. 2, where the market's recent problems will be discussed.
Cable was speaking at a roundtable hosted by the Guardian at the Liberal Democrat's annual party conference in Brighton last month.
How charities can balance the importance of protecting their beneficiaries against the need to innovate in an ever-tightening economic climate was the subject of a roundtable hosted by the Guardian, in conjunction with Zurich Insurance, earlier this month.
On a recent episode of CBS News' "Washington Unplugged," Arianna joined a roundtable hosted by Bob Schieffer to discuss the state of the American economy.
Know Your IX co-founder Dana Bolger, center, sits next to John Kelly, a Tufts University student and fellow sexual assault activist during a roundtable hosted by Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo).. Bolger, Clark and Pino all plan to go to law school, and they talk about reforming the justice system so that rape cases are investigated and prosecuted more aggressively.
At a recent roundtable, hosted by the Guardian, attendees said the things they loved most about working in the voluntary sector was its vibrancy, flexibility and the opportunity it gives you to shape your organisation.
The men -- who are business partners in the Chertoff Group, the former secretary's private security consulting firm -- spoke at an Institute for Education roundtable hosted by the Norwegian Embassy.
Clooney again made mention of his anatomical club during an actors roundtable hosted by Newsweek, calling him the "expert" in issues of on-screen erection and drawing Fassbender into talking about a difficult urination scene in "Shame".
My current favorite is In Our Time, a BBC historical roundtable hosted by the impatiently erudite Melvyn Bragg.
This was the focus of a roundtable discussion hosted by the Guardian and Zurich Insurance.
In September it started a roundtable show called "Up," hosted by Chris Hayes, which has been well-received and has impressed people inside MSNBC with its political I.Q.
