A reader, Barry Edwards, points to Barack Obama's intervention in the bailed-out US banks and asks whether a similar approach in the UK, directed at tax avoidance, might work: I note that US President Obama is trying to place a salary cap on executives of US companies receiving aid from US taxpayers.
For a while after she moved in, he pottered around with a smile on his grizzled face, raffishly touching the brim of his baseball cap to us neighbors and whistling as he swept the leaves off his front steps.
China, for its part, has 700 million Internet users and 60,000 IT companies, among which 50 have been listed in the US, including big names like Alibaba and Tencent, with a total market cap of over 500 billion US dollars.
On the morning of the game England's captain and vice, Bill Beaumont and Roger Uttley, went down Princes Street to buy for a couple of pounds a celebration tankard for Tony Neary, who that day was breaking the all-time English record (you've got to believe it) with 43 caps – and two of us journos went as well and bought "Nero" a pair of cufflinks from us writers.
The Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) tracks a market-cap-weighted index of US energy companies in the S&P 500.
"The U.S. is putting a cap of a terrorist nation on us," the news agency Yonhap quoted Kim Jong Il, the North Korean leader, as saying.
Before I could start the car again, two men in orange caps crossed in front of us, rifles slung over their shoulders.
All you need to do is mention Monaco or St.-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and most of us feel out of our league.
Consequently, architects of US cap-and-trade policies have sought to include instruments to reduce such emissions by issuing carbon offsets for projects that avoid expected emissions or deliberately sequester additional carbon [6].
Try "the biggest US IPO of 2014". Try a current market cap of 7 billion dollars.
