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Set the rate even a sliver too high, and good projects appear bad; set it too low and bad investments look appealing.In this section News from the lab Boom or bust?

The takeovers by French firms of Bulgari, a luxury-goods firm, and Parmalat, a dairy group, accounted for much of the rise.In this section News of the world Good for you, not for shareholders Zimplats happens Watch this space Place your bets on Euro Vegas Luxury on the cheap Nazis in space The view from Liverpool ReprintsCheap luxury is often the lure.

The rest mainly comes from short courses for corporate warriors in need of pepping up.In this section News adventures So farewell then, FTD Windy cluster Fashion invasion Sleepless in Ahmedabad Honestly unvarnished Tablet teachers BlackBerry babes Bearing no gifts Draining mystery The great mismatch ReprintsThe rankings may understate IIMA's strength.

The firm, which will soon start building electric trucks in the Bronx, will also open a new site in Chicago.In this section News adventures So farewell then, FTD Windy cluster Fashion invasion Sleepless in Ahmedabad Honestly unvarnished Tablet teachers BlackBerry babes Bearing no gifts Draining mystery The great mismatch ReprintsMr Emanuel is as persuasive as he is profane.

Alfa Beta, though, is a star in the 11-country network of its Belgian owner, Delhaize.In this section News adventures So farewell then, FTD Windy cluster Fashion invasion Sleepless in Ahmedabad Honestly unvarnished Tablet teachers BlackBerry babes Bearing no gifts Draining mystery The great mismatch ReprintsChanges to what Greeks buy and where they buy it are likely to be lasting.

Middle-sized firms (between 50 and 500 workers) have an average of 13 entry-level jobs empty while large employers have 27.In this section News adventures So farewell then, FTD Windy cluster Fashion invasion Sleepless in Ahmedabad Honestly unvarnished Tablet teachers BlackBerry babes Bearing no gifts Draining mystery The great mismatch ReprintsWhat is going on?

Unlike the lost leader, Michael Portillo, he hungers to do it.In this section Old news and a new contender Prehistoric planning Footfall Shades of black Fair trade Hazardous Indigestion Tough choice Doubts about Davis Reprints Related items Bagehot: Mr Howard's rotten exit strategyJun 2nd 2005But being an improvement isn't enough or at least it shouldn't be.

Then they have to walk to the site through a grim concrete subway.In this section Old news and a new contender Prehistoric planning Footfall Shades of black Fair trade Hazardous Indigestion Tough choice Doubts about Davis ReprintsEnglish Heritage, a government-funded agency that has responsibility for the site, has long wanted to make visits to Stonehenge nicer.

Why the crush?In this section Old news and a new contender Prehistoric planning Footfall Shades of black Fair trade Hazardous Indigestion Tough choice Doubts about Davis Reprints Related items Cornish tourism: Change in the airMay 26th 2005Oddly, Clarks shoes are apparently seen as luxury items in China.

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Most firms that can move off the mainframe have already done so, explains Rakesh Kumar of Gartner, a market-research firm.In this section Good news Potential encapsulated Trouble down the track Helicopters at the ready Back in fashion Under attack Indonesia's Teflon tycoon Driven to distraction ReprintsHigh "switching costs" explain in large part why mainframes are still a good business for IBM.