There were renowned, heroic papers involved — the Guardian, the Times, the Washington Post — and their involvement seemed to be essential to the large effects of the revelations.
Wheels were set in motion, Russian palms greased and, with the kind of witty fanfare for which it is renowned, the paper was able to declare on Friday's front page: "We've Saved Her Ass".
With MacKenzie at the helm, the paper not only regained its energy but became an agenda-setting paper renowned for its strident support for the blessed Margaret Thatcher and outrageous headlines that achieved iconic status: Freddie Starr ate my hamster, Up yours Delors, Gotcha! and It was the Sun wot won it.
For a paper renowned for memorable headlines, it was a poor choice.
His seemingly effortless style marked Brian out in a paper renowned for fine writing.
And yet the momentum effect has been remarkably persistent.In a new paper, renowned quant Cliff Asness, some colleagues from AQR and Tobias Moskowitz of the University of Chicago examine what they call "Fact, Fiction and Momentum Investing".
Amazon may be renowned for reporting paper thin profits, with its focus on expanding revenues by continuing to push out the boundaries of its ecommerce empire, but the Fire Phone debacle has dented its bottom line in a way that makes investors uncomfortable.
"Jeffrey Breslow Gallery premiered "Rock Paper Show," on September 23 , 2016- "Rock Paper Show" is a gallery exhibition featuring the paper sculptures of renowned Japanese paper artist Chie Hitotsuyama, and the abstract stone and steel sculptures of Chicago-based sculptor Jeffrey Breslow.
As times get harder for newspapers, I suppose we will see lot more of the scurrilous journalism that the Murdoch papers are renowned for, and it is to the credit of the judiciary that they are prepared to stand up for protection the privacy of individuals.
We asked the main authors of the 37 selected papers, and renowned authors in the field, if they had studies with new data that could be included in our review.
