This has created a dual labour market for older workers, of cosseted insiders on the one hand and unemployed or retired outsiders on the other.But this model cannot last.
Scottish American has no insiders on its board, but one American arbitrageur who asks to remain nameless says it makes little difference.
By contrast, countries with inflexible labour markets can find their workforce split between insiders on permanent contracts and outsiders on fixed-term ones.
But insiders on Capitol Hill doubt that much will get done before the 2008 presidential election.
So, code from the Microsoft Rings goes to Windows Insiders on the Fast Ring and then after further debugging, to Windows Insiders on the Slow Ring.
In March, he joined Mr. Paulson and Mr. Thain as the only insiders on the board.
But a key similarity is that "both have a lot of insiders on the board".
He told Insiders on ABC that there was "a lack of transparency in terms of preference deals".
Food, Glorious Food! – "Eggs Factor" to production insiders on ITV – will tour Britain in search of its best family recipe.
Secrecy was paramount: only a tiny group of insiders on both sides was privy to the talks.
Filtered leaders tend to make little difference: the other insiders on the shortlist might have done just as well.
