An article in the Daily Mail penned by Tom Kelly, claimed that the episode was symptomatic of the BBC's "left-wing bias", arguing the episode's villain, Charles Augustus Magnussen, was portrayed as a capitalist, foreign-born newspaper baron, with similarities to Rupert Murdoch.
The candidate's advisers are counting on her to lay out a biography of a devoted family man and successful business leader who can be trusted to run the country, a counternarrative in effect for the picture drawn by President Obama's campaign of a rapacious capitalist with foreign bank accounts oblivious to the toll wrought by factory closings during his days in private equity.
Now venture capitalists and foreign dignitaries go to Seattle for the same reason Willie Sutton robbed banks.
To take a more recent example, Arundhati Roy, India's Booker-prize novelist, not long ago wrote a long and impassioned article in one of India's weekly magazines portraying capitalists, especially foreign ones, as plunderers.Mr Das, on the other hand, thinks that capitalism will cure many of the ills that Nehru's socialism compounded.
In the second stage, I enter the predicted probability that a venture capitalist is foreign-educated from the above first stage into an accelerated failure time (AFT) model, which models the entire duration time instead of the instantaneous exit ratio25.
"The Social Democrats have deserted the worker for foreign capitalist interests.
State-run factories, with assigned jobs for life, are giving way to entrepreneurial capitalist enterprises and foreign joint ventures.
They are social chroniclers of a different daily life, one of food quotas that do not last until the end of the month and of women who fall for the capitalist wiles of foreign men.
The Oligarch Who Came In From The Cold 03.18.02 Not long ago Mikhail Khodorkovsky was vilified in the West as a crony capitalist who stiffed foreign business partners.
In the year 1943 our economy was in the hands of foreign capitalist consortia because, until 1943, those consortia were those that paid a vile price to producers, gathered, exported, transported and sold to foreign consumers the produce of Argentine work.
Their nationalist rhetoric prevented them from taking advantage of some forms of economic capitalist development, including foreign investment.
