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Claire Tomalin's new biography of Dickens arrived this autumn with a gold-stamped ribbon wrapper around its middle, making it Christmas-ready before it had even left the shop.

Mahaney spoke about the "deep competitive moats" that each of the big four has around its business, making it very hard for anyone to take them on directly.

Describing a towering tree in the yard of her farm with few branches around its trunk, making it daunting to climb, Ms. Fischer, the descendant of Nueva Germania's pioneers, called it simply "ka'i kyhyjeha," an indigenous term roughly translating as "monkey's fear".

And even if the Bentonville retailer does no more than stick around, its relative affordability makes it a big long-short winner.

Nexus could also represent an opportunity for Google to build a brand cache around its devices, making them more competitive with Apple at the high end of the market.

Hitachi turned around its unit making hard disk drives, only to sell it to an American company last year after deeming the business still too volatile.

In the UK, McDonald's has turned around its business, making Britain a rare bright spot for the company.

The pulsar spins around its axis, making more than 11 complete rotations every second.

The LG BH200 will cost around $999 when it makes its way to stores next month.

All told, Stitch Fix will be valued around $1.2 billion when it makes its public debut.

The sweeping, sinuous curves of the double embankments which contour around its summit make it one of the most impressive examples of an Iron Age hillfort in Britain.