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UK: IMCO's global perspective. - Antony Brown, the winner of IM's annual essay competition, talks to the chief executive of IMCO, Graham Stanford, about the firm's philosophy.
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UK: Just desserts for RHM. - Revenge, as Toady pere was wont to say, is sweet: but revenge with a majority shareholding thrown in is positively saccharine. Consider, friends, the case of Dr John Randall, ex-mastermind of one of the UK's great postwar suc
UK: Big business is bountiful. - Yes, Christmas is upon us once again: the distant ring of sleighbells, the clatter of reindeer's hooves on snow-clad roofs, the gimlet-eyed scrutiny of the financial bottom line in tinselled boardrooms up and down the lan
UK: Cultivating a taste for foreign erotica. - One ineluctable proof of the inferiority of the French has, it seems to Toady, been their habit of eating innocent amphibians. Now - horreur - a UK businessman has started a firm, Britsnail, with the aim of
Usa: On how to make friends in high places. - Toady's attention has been drawn to a document scurrilously circulating in Washington during the recent election. Addressed to ex-President Reagan's assassin manque, John Hinkley, it reads: "Dear John, Barbar
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