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Greek debt rescheduling is the elephant in the room stress tests conveniently ignored
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More FTSE charts & pricesby Himanshu Singh on Jul 29, 2010 at 03:38
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The Lex Column
* Eurozone sovereign debt - Greek debt rescheduling is the elephant in the room stress tests conveniently ignored.
* Social networking - valuations have all the credibility of a parlour game.
* ArcelorMittal - outlook hinges on passing on cost increases.
* Telefónica / Portugal Telecom - all parties will claim victory but investors should ignore the spin.
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* Vedanta’s bad press risks undermining its image - Virgin’s telling delay.
Other Comments
* Publishers need to be more creative - super-agent Andrew Wylie is right when he says print publishers must be more astute.
* India’s tortoise must turn on the speed - foreign direct investment has quadrupled since 2005 but it could be more.
* Cameron faces only a dinner party revolt - when the Tory party feels agitated, it forms dining clubs.
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Anonymous 1 needed this 'off the record'
Jul 29, 2010 at 09:01
My Telegraph for to-day (Thursday) shows Questor`s shares as being Brit Insurance and Centrica. On current form you will report these in Friday`s paper. The BP comment was also in yesterdays paper. What about the other papers news/comments?
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