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David Radler settles long-standing OSC allegations
The Ontario Securities Commission has reached a settlement deal on its long-standing allegations against David Radler.
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The Ontario Securities Commission approved a deal on Wednesday to settle long-standing allegations against David Radler, former right-hand man to Hollinger International media baron Conrad Black.
Radler has signed an undertaking not to serve as an officer or director of a public company in Ontario. He faces no sanction, administrative penalty, or disgorgement.
The restriction can be waived at any time and does not apply in British Columbia where Radler now lives, his lawyer said.
"Mr. Radler is always happy to conclude proceedings against him," lawyer David J. Martin told reporters following the hearing at the commission.
"This concludes his involvement with the OSC. He's moved on with his life."
OSC counsel Johanna Superina argued that the settlement is meant to be "protective of the integrity of the capital markets of Ontario," and that Radler is "an older gentleman" who lives in British Columbia.
She noted that Radler was punished through the U.S. criminal proceedings.
Commissioner Christopher Portner, who agreed the deal would be in the "public interest" approved it following a 15-minute hearing.
The commission has withdrawn its 2005 allegations against Radler.
Based on the facts of this case, administrative penalties and disgorgement orders are not available to the Commission, OSC spokesperson Carolyn Shaw-Rimmington said.
Radler, former Chicago Sun-Times publisher and president of Hollinger International, was caught up in charges along with his former boss, Conrad Black, of siphoning funds from the newspaper holding company.
On Sept. 20, 2005, Radler signed a plea agreement in the U.S., admitting to one count of mail fraud.
In December 2007, he was sentenced to 29 months in jail and a fine of $250,000. He received parole in 2008 after serving 10 months.
On Jan. 30, 2007, Radler reached a settlement deal with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, though he neither admitted nor denied allegations of wrongdoing by the agency. He agreed to pay disgorgement and civil penalties. As well, he was permanently barred from serving as a director or officer of a public company in the U.S.
Radler has paid back more than $61 million (U.S.) in restitution.
"Given the civil penalties, the jail time, the loss of reputation, it's unlikely that Radler poses any threat whatsoever to the integrity of the system, so an undertaking is probably appropriate in that sense," said Richard Powers, professor at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
"At some point you have to ask yourself from the OSC's point of view, is it worth spending more resources going after this person, who has already suffered serious penalties, or is our time better spent elsewhere?"
The OSC's allegations against Black and other Hollinger executives, John Boultbee and Peter Atkinson, have not been resolved.
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Bono delivers aid plea to Tories: Cutbacks 'must not cost lives'
Thursday 08 October 2009
U2 frontman Bono made a surprise appearance via videolink at the Tory party conference today.
The rock star and aid campaigner made a short-pre-recorded speech urging the Tories to keep to their spending commitment on international aid during the economic downturn.
The video was saved for the moments before party leader David Cameron made his much-anticipated speech.
Bono was introduced by William Hague, de facto deputy leader, as "someone you don't normally hear from at Conservative conferences".
Last week Bono featured in a video at the Labour party conference in Brighton; in 2004 he appeared on stage to praise Tony Blair.
In the video to Tory supporters, he said: "Hello there, if you can swallow an Irishman saying what's great about Great Britain, indulge me for a minute.
"Because what's happened over the last few years regarding Britain's relationship with the developing world has been so inspiring to me."
He went on: "I would urge you conference - at a time of economic trauma, to meditate on the idea that cutbacks must not cost lives.
"Cutbacks must not cost lives. That's not my line by the way, that's yours, it's from a Conservative party paper.
"It's not a pop song but it certainly sticks in your head."
Commitments on international development should be kept despite difficult economic times, he said.
"It's a brave thing: keeping Britain's aid promise in these times ... but it is the right thing to do and it is what's great about Great Britain."
The Tories have pledged to keep to the target of 0.7 per cent of GDP on international aid.
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Connecticut Huskies' Shabazz Napier Comes Up Big In Victory Over Maryland Terrapins
Shabazz Napier is a beast. He may not win the player of the year, but he is going to lead the Connecticut Huskies all season long. His performance against the Maryland Terrapins showed his worth.
Napier averaged 17.1 points per game, 4.4 rebounds per game and 4.6 assists per game last season. He was even better in the first game of the 2013-14 season. Napier scored 18 points, grabbed seven boards and dished out seven assists. Not a bad way to start off the season.
In a night where the incoming freshmen were the center of attention, senior Shabazz Napier led the Huskies over a very good Maryland team.
Connecticut is allowed to make the NCAA tournament this year and it is well on its way to doing so. This may only be one game, but losing against the Terrapins would have been crucial. Maryland did not make the dance last year, but it certainly has the talent to do so this season.
This victory should go a long ways for the Huskies as a result.
Louisville is the favorite to win the American, but Connecticut cannot be counted out. The team should also not be counted out for a national title. The Huskies will prove to have one of the best backcourts in the nation and a big reason for that will be a result of Napier's play.
This may not be the most buzzed about Connecticut team in recent years, but it is definitely a good one and it shouldn't surprise anyone if it finds itself in the top 10 at some point in the season.
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Good Evening: Yesterday's stock market rally continued today when neither the earnings reports nor the economic releases contained any bombshells. CSX, JNJ, and GS all reported positive earnings, though only Goldman really surprised to the upside. Of course, since GS had its rally yesterday after the Whitney upgrade, the company's shares barely managed to hold on to Monday's gains. The action in GS shares was just one more reminder that expectations and pre-positioning matter just as much as the actual news when earnings are released. All in all, it was a pretty lackluster trading session. Perhaps the best way to spice up an otherwise dull day will be to examine the latest thoughts from Nassim Taleb and others on the subject of how piling on more debt during a debt crisis will only make the problem worse over time. Let's first get a handle on the dimmdimensionthe problem facing our Treasury by hearing from Eric Sprott before we turn to Mr. Taleb for a potential answer.
U.S. stock index futures were up a bit overnight, though not as strongly as the overseas bourses that played a bit of catch up ball after Monday's up move in Wall Street. Retail sales and PPI were both disappointing in that each statistic had a stagflationary feel (see below). Ex the sales of both autos and gasoline, the retail sales figures were well below expectations. But with the earnings news taking center stage, these data points were mostly shrugged off. After opening a touch higher, equities paid an early visit to negative territory before recovering in the late morning.
The rest of the day was then spent moving mostly sideways on light volume. The gains in the major averages ranged from the Dow's +0.3% to +1.3% for the Dow Transports. Treasurys were hammered after the PPI data pointed to some potential pressure building in the inflation pipeline. Whether these rising raw costs ever reach their end markets is different matter, but yields rose between 4 bps and 15 bps as the yield curve resumed its steepening trend. The dollar was mixed against its rivals, but commodity prices were firm, anyway. Copper and natural gas were the standout performers helping to lift the CRB index to a gain of 1.1%.
"Central bankers and finance ministers have achieved an uncommon meeting of the minds. The cure for what ails us is the hair of the dog that bit us, they prescribe, though not exactly in those words". (Jim Grant, Grant's Interest Rate Observer, July 10, 2009 — www.grantspub.com)
As is almost always the case, Jim Grant has it right when it comes to describing the open-throttled approach to monetary and fiscal policy around the world these days. To Jim's clear voice, I add two others (see last articles below). In "The Solution…is the Problem", authors Eric Sprott and David Franklin break down into raw numbers what we all know in our guts is a glut of governmental debt issuance. They break down the total U.S. Public Debt (as of September 2008) by the 11 broad categories of those who now hold it (a.k.a. our creditors). The authors make a compelling case that the math is hard enough to reconcile with a public debt of just more than $10 trillion. The current holders and other prospective Treasury buyers will likely demand higher interest rates as compensation for absorbing all the net new debt we'll have to issue during the next few years. We've added another trillion to this total in just the past nine months, so it's hard to see how the U.S. won't be facing higher interest rates, a lower dollar, or perhaps even a funding crisis of sorts as we move through time.
Time is something we just don't have, assert Nassim Nicholas Taleb and Mark Spitznagel, the authors of a piece in today's Financial Times. Debt and way too much of it is what got us into this mess, and piling on more of it at the governmental level will only add to systemic instability, in their view. To them, debt is a pernicious and inflexible way to finance assets and enterprises. The risks are binary — and hidden — until the debtor cannot pay (at which point it's too late to calmly address the problem). Debt makes for a fragile economic system, one that is highly vulnerable to cyclical downturns, secular shifts, and the occasional external shocks imposed by Mr. Taleb's famous "Black Swans". Equity, by contrast, is a hardier and more flexible form of capital, one that is by nature more volatile but also more transparent (the risks are more visible).
Eschewing the "stimulus and more debt" prescriptions from some of the same misguided economic minds that helped us into the credit crisis, Taleb and Spitznagel instead offer a very simple way out — a massive and pervasive exchange of equity for debt at all levels of the economy. Much the same way an overly indebted corporation seeks to restructure its balance sheet in a Chapter 11 proceeding by handing over ownership of the company to the creditors in exchange for a more manageable debt burden, the authors propose a similar swap needs to now take place among various individuals, corporations, financial institutions and the pools of capital that finance them.
If only it were that easy. In our contentious and litigious society, debtors, creditors, and stakeholders don't make such equity for debt exchanges without at least a chat – accompanied, of course, by a battery of lawyers. Such swaps, even the appealing one proposed by the authors for residential mortgages, will be both difficult and time consuming. Then again, given the Obama administration's strong arm tactics with the creditors of both Chrysler and GM, perhaps Washington will simply, in Wall Street parlance, "make it happen". Considering the daunting Treasury issuance looming as the baby boom generation transitions from net contributors to net drainers of our social safety net programs, we should try to tackle this problem sooner rather than later. If the solutions we're trying now are indeed part of the problem, then we need to find innovative, market-mindful ways of encouraging exchanges of old debt for new equity. It would be the type of change we could all believe in.
– Jack McHugh
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> Jim has run Bianco Research out of Chicago since November 1990. He has been producing fixed income commentaries with a circulation of hundreds of portfolio managers and traders. Jim's commentaries have a special emphasis on: money flow characteristics of primary dealers, mutual funds, hedge funds, futures traders, banks, and institutional investors. Prior to founding…Read More
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May Business Inventories fell 1%, .2% more than expected and April was revised down by .2%. It's the 9th straight month of declines. With sales down .1%, the inventory to sales ratio fell to 1.42 from 1.43 and its at the lowest level since Oct '08 when it was at 1.36. The record low was…Read More
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There is a reason I call this column Outside the Box. I try to get material that forces us to think outside our normal comfort zones and challenges our common assumptions. I have made the comment more than once that is it unusual for two major bubbles to burst and for the conversation to be all about rising inflation and not a serious problem with deflation.
As Niels Jensen pointed out last week, the most important question that an investor can ask is whether we are in for deflation or inflation. And this week we read a well reasoned piece on deflation. This is one of the more important essays I have sent out. You need to set aside some time to absorb this one.
Van Hoisington and Dr. Lacy Hunt give us a few thoughts on why they think it is deflation that will ultimately be the problem and not inflation we are dealing with today. This week's letter requires you to think, but it will be worth the effort.
And let me quote a few sentences in the middle of this letter about taxes which you need to think about.
"Thus Barro and Perotti are saying that each $1 increase in government spending reduces private spending by about $1, with no net benefit to GDP. All that is left is a higher level of government debt creating slower economic growth."
"The most extensive research on tax multipliers is found in a paper written at the University of California Berkeley entitled The Macroeconomic Effects of Tax Changes: Estimates Based on a new Measure of Fiscal Shocks, by Christina D. and David H. Romer (March 2007). (Christina Romer now chairs the president's Council of Economic Advisors). This study found that the tax multiplier is 3, meaning that each dollar rise in taxes will reduce private spending by $3."
Now, if you put all of the various inputs together, Hoisington and Hunt show that theory suggests we will soon be dealing with deflation. It's counter-intuitive to what we hear today, which is why the Bank for International Settlements used the stagflation word in a recent report. The transition that is coming will not be comfortable….
John Mauldin, Editor
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Second Quarter 2009
One of the more common beliefs about the operation of the U.S. economy is that a massive increase in the Fed's balance sheet will automatically lead to a quick and substantial rise in inflation. An inflationary surge of this type must work either through the banking system or through non-bank institutions that act like banks which are often called "shadow banks". The process toward inflation in both cases is a necessary increasing cycle of borrowing and lending. As of today, that private market mechanism has been acting as a brake on the normal functioning of the monetary engine.
For example, total commercial bank loans have declined over the past 1, 3, 6, and 9 month intervals. Also, recent readings on bank credit plus commercial paper have registered record rates of decline (Chart 1). The FDIC has closed a record 52 banks thus far this year, and numerous other banks are on life support. The "shadow banks" are in even worse shape. Over 300 mortgage entities have failed, and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are in federal receivership. Foreclosures and delinquencies on mortgages are continuing to rise, indicating that the banks and their non-bank competitors face additional pressures to re- trench, not expand. Thus far in this unusual business cycle, excessive debt and falling asset prices have conspired to render the best efforts of the Fed impotent. The 100% plus expansion in the Fed's balance sheet (monetary base) has done nothing to rekindle borrowing and lending or revive even the smallest spark of inflation. What is clear is that as long as private market factors in the monetary/credit 1creation process are shrinking, as they are now, the risk for the economy is deflation, not inflation.
The link between Fed actions and the economy is far more indirect and complex than the simple conclusion that Federal asset growth equals inflation. The price level and, in fact, real GDP are determined by the intersection of the aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply (AS) curves. Or, in economic parlance, for an increase in the Fed's balance sheet to boost the price level, the following conditions must be met:
- The money multiplier must be flat or rising;
- The velocity of money must be flat or rising; and
- The AS or supply curve must be upward sloping.
The economy and price changes are moving downward because none of these conditions are currently being met; nor, in our judgment, are they likely to be met in the foreseeable future.
Aggregate demand (AD) is planned expenditures for GDP. As defined by the equation of exchange, GDP equals M2 multiplied by the velocity of money (V). M2 equals the monetary base (MB) multiplied by the money multiplier (m). Professors Brunner and Meltzer proved that m is determined by the currency, time, and Treasury deposit ratios, as well as the excess reserve ratio. The money multiplier moves inversely with the currency, Treasury deposit ratios, and excess reserve ratios and positively with the time deposit ratio. For example, if those ratios rise on balance, then m will decline. By algebraic substitution AD(GDP) = MB*V*m. In our present case, the massive increase in the Fed's balance sheet has created a sharp surge in excess reserves, and thus m has fallen.
Obviously the preceding paragraph is as clear as mud. It is included to provide mathematical proof of the complex connection between monetary actions and real world results. The practical and straightforward fact is that GDP has declined in the face of a surge in M2 growth. The labor market equivalent of GDP (aggregate hours worked) has declined at a record rate over the last 18 months, the entire span of the recession (Chart 2). That is, the monetary surge was totally offset by other factors; thus, the recession deepened and inflation was nonexistent.
The conventional wisdom is that the massive increase in excess reserves might eventually be used to make loans and reverse the economic contraction now underway, or that the velocity of money might increase. First, there is a very good explanation for the surge in excess reserves. The Fed now pays interest on its deposits, so banks have been incentivized to shift transaction deposits from riskier alternatives to the safety and liquidity offered by the Fed. Historically transaction deposits at the banks have fluctuated around 3% to 7% of a bank's balance sheet. In the second quarter, excess reserves averaged $800 billion which is 4.4% of the $18 trillion of bank debt (including off balance sheet). If this is the amount needed for transaction purposes, then this "high powered" money is not available for making loans and investments.
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Words from the (investment) wise for the week that was (July 6 – 12, 2009)
As I reluctantly start packing my bags after a most enjoyable two weeks of R&R in Europe (see my posts on Slovenia and Switzerland), "Words from the Wise" comes to you a bit more cryptically than usual. However, a full dose of excerpts from interesting news items and quotes from market commentators is included.
Despite having crisscrossed Heidi's country, I have yet to find the elusive Swiss gnomes to glean what they make of financial markets at this juncture. Meanwhile, the past week has been characterized by a fresh wave of risk aversion, as uncertainty over the global economic outlook took its toll on stock markets, commodities and precious metals, and investors favored safe-haven assets such as government bonds and the Japanese yen.
The S&P 500 Index, Dow Jones Industrial Index and the Reuters/Jeffries CRB Index – all now in corrective mode – closed down for a fourth consecutive week, while US Treasuries recorded gains for a fifth straight week and the Japanese yen for four out of the past five weeks.
The yen is often seen as a global barometer of risk aversion. The graph below demonstrates the strong inverse relationship between the movements of the yen (against the euro, in this case) and those of the Dow Jones World Index. As shown, a falling yen indicates risk tolerance (and a willingness to buy risky assets) and a rising yen shows risk aversion (and an indisposition towards risky assets). A downturn in the yen exchange rate could be a good indicator to keep an eye out for confirmation of better times ahead for stocks and commodities.
Source: StockCharts.com
Also featuring prominently in investment discussions during the week were the viability of the Public-Private Investment Program (PPIP) and the merits of a second stimulus package – calls for this comes at a time when estimates of trillion-dollar fiscal deficits and unsustainable debt levels are raising inflation expectations and putting upward pressure on long-term yields, thus partly undoing the Fed's monetary easing.
Source: Eric Allie, July 8, 2009.
The past week's performance of the major asset classes is summarized by the chart below – a set of numbers that indicates risk aversion is creeping back into financial markets.
Source: StockCharts.com
A summary of the movements of major stock markets for the past week, as well as various other measurement periods, is given below. As the second-quarter earnings results in the US start rolling in, the American and most other markets closed the week in negative territory, with the Shanghai Composite Index being one of the few major benchmarks to make headway.
With the exception of the Nasdaq Composite Index, the major US indices are all back in the red for the year to date.
Click here or on the table below for a larger image.
Stock market returns for the week ranged from top performers Nepal (+5.3%), Croatia (+3.0%), Uganda (+3.0%), Ecuador (+2.9%) and the Philippines (+2.4%) to India (-9.4%), Egypt (-8.5%), Argentina (-8.2%), Russia (-8.1%) and Kuwait (-7.6%) at the other end of the scale.
Of the 98 stock markets I keep an eye on, a majority of 64% recorded losses, 34% showed gains and 2% were unchanged. (Click here to access a complete list of global stock market movements, as supplied by Emerginvest.)
John Nyaradi (Wall Street Sector Selector) reports that as far as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are concerned, the winners for the week included "all things short" such as ProShares Short MidCap 400 (MYY) (+3.5%), ProShares Short SmallCap 600 (SBB) (+3.2%) and ProShares Short S&P 500 (SH) (+2.0%). Among the long ETFs, WisdomTree Dreyfus Japanese Yen (JYF) (+3.7%), CurrencyShares Japanese Yen (FXY) (+3.7%) and iShares MSCI Taiwan (EWT) (+2.9%) performed well.
On the losing side of the ledger, ETFs were centered in the energy sectors, including PowerShares Solar Energy (PBW) (-12.3%), Claymore Solar Index (TAN) (-12.1%) and United States Oil (USO) (-10.1%). Market Vectors Russia (RSX) (-12.6%) also had a rough ride.
The quote du jour this week comes from Richard Russell, 84-year-old doyen of newsletter writers who has been scribing the Dow Theory Letters for the past 50 years. Russell said: "The whole bailout campaign stinks to high heaven. It was created and run by Wall Street – FOR Wall Street. Again, I say, personally, I wouldn't have lifted a finger to bail Wall Street out. Let all these Wall Street thieves stew in their own toxic juices. Thieves should be out on the street or in jail, not luxuriating in government bailout money.
"In the end, the bailouts will simply extend the bear market in stocks and the economy. The Wall Streeters will be richer, and the nation will be poorer, choking on trillions in debt that will keep future generations struggling to deal with the sins of Wall Street. Too bad Obama didn't have the courage (or knowledge) to tell the nation what was going on. Obama should have said, 'sit tight' and 'this too shall pass'. Unfortunately, after the trillions spent in bailouts, 'this too will not pass'.
Next, a quick textual analysis of my week's reading. No surprises here, with all the usual suspects such as "market", "banks", "economy" and "financial" featuring prominently. Although (interest) "rates" had some prominence, other key words such as "dollar" and "China" were relatively quiet.
Back to equities: The key moving-average levels for the major US indices are given in the table below. The S&P 500 Index on Tuesday breached the important 200-day line to the downside (for the third time in 26 trading days), joining the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Dow Jones Transportation Index in bearish mode. The US indices are also all trading below their respective 50-day moving averages.
I have also added the BRIC countries and South Africa (my home country) to the table. All these markets are above the 200-day averages, having previously broken out of base formations. However, with the exception of China, the emerging markets have all recently broken below their 50-day moving average support lines. Importantly, the 50-day lines are in all instances still above the 200-day lines and therefore not yet threatening the bullish "golden crosses" established when the 50-day averages broke upwards through the 200-day averages.
Click here or on the table below for a larger image.
Additionally, the Dow Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index on Tuesday also broke through the "neckline" of a head-and-shoulders formation – a bearish event. For more on this, key levels and the most likely short-term direction of the S&P 500 Index, Adam Hewison's (INO.com) short technical analysis provides valuable insight. Click here to access the presentation. The analysis was done on Tuesday, but is still as relevant today as it was a few days ago. (Adam also covered the outlook for crude oil and the dollar/yen exchange rate in recent analyses. Click the links to view these.)
The first meaningful pullback since the March 9 low has brought the bears out of the woods. According to Bespoke, the weekly poll of the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) shows bearish sentiment currently at 54.65% – higher than any other point since March 5.
Source: Bespoke, July 9, 2009.
"The onus is now on bulls to keep stocks buoyant. The technical breakdown of stocks is complete. Unless stocks rally robustly for several days – not just a one-day surge – stocks are likely to test 850 on the S&P 500 and then the very important 825 level …," added Bill King (The King Report).
Richard Russell, highlighted the latest statistic from Lowry Research, saying: "Turning to the current market, what to me is most significant is that Lowry's Buying Power Index (demand) is collapsing. As a matter of fact, it's now below the level that it was on March 9. Meanwhile, the Selling Pressure Index (supply), after moving sideways for months, is now trending higher. This is a bearish combination and calls for a very defensive stance. On top of everything else, total NYSE volume is fading, particularly on days when the broad market is higher. It's obvious that buyers of stocks are becoming scarce. Despite 'Green Shoots' nonsense, the stock market doesn't like what it sees. And neither do I."
The last word on stocks goes to Teun Draaisma, highly regarded equity strategist at Morgan Stanley, who argued that there were "plenty of opportunities to make money beyond the market direction call" by pursuing a strategy that he described as "the middle ground", as reported by the Financial Times.
"Macro and the next big market move have become everyone's favourite investment topic over the past two years. We suspect it is time to move on to the micro of sectors, stocks and styles," he said.
Draaisma's large "middle ground" of investment opportunities includes "the forgotten market" Japan and "sectors that are cheap and under-owned with improving fundamentals" such as utilities, telcos and energy. Also "buying stocks with a management change, financial restructuring or a change of focus can be very lucrative".
The technicals undoubtedly look ugly, and investors will now focus on the second-quarter earnings reports as a test of whether stock prices have run away from fundamental reality. While investors wait for Mr Market to show his hand, a cautious approach is warranted but that should not preclude one from finding stocks that look cheap.
For more discussion on the direction of stock markets, see my recent posts "Stock markets rolling over", "How to play a stock market correction", "Technical talk: S&P 500 – expect retest sequence", "Rosenberg interview: Cold truth about the economy and markets" and "Video-o-rama: Fresh wave of risk aversion". (And do make a point of listening to Donald Coxe's webcast of July 10, which can be accessed from the sidebar of the Investment Postcards site.)
"Global business sentiment continues to improve. At the start of July confidence is as strong as it has been since the start of last October. Expectations regarding the outlook towards the end of this year rose strongly again last week to their highest level since spring 2006," said the latest Survey of Business Confidence of the World conducted by Moody's Economy.com. "Business sentiment remains consistent with a global recession, but the downturn is quickly moderating."
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The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal which could have seen thousands of investors dumped out of a group claim for $185 million in damages from the failure of carpet-maker Feltex.
A representative action began in the High Court at Wellington last month, nearly 10 years after thousands of investors put more than $250m into Feltex's mid-2004 public listing.
Feltex had offered shares to the public for $1.70 each, but the company collapsed just two years later and went into receivership.
Former shareholder Eric Houghton, on behalf of 3639 shareholders, has said they were misled into buying shares by the "very rosy picture" painted in the failed carpet-maker's prospectus.
The claim, which was being heard six years after it was filed, was against the directors of Feltex, the sellers of the Feltex shares and the promoters of the issue of Feltex shares to the public in mid-2004.
The Court of Appeal in November, 2012, dismissed five appeals by the defendants which could have derailed the representative action.
But in April last year the Supreme Court granted the former seller of shares in the company leave to appeal a decision on whether the claims of some or all of the shareholders represented by Houghton were "time-barred".
The High Court trial, now into its fourth week, had proceeded before Justice Robert Dobson on the basis this appeal to the Supreme Court would not delay it.
In the appeal Credit Suisse Private Equity and Credit Suisse First Boston Asian Merchant Partners LP had questioned whether some of the shareholders represented were too late in filing their claims.
If the appeal had been successful it could have meant most of the 3639 shareholders could be too late to joint the action.
However, the Supreme Court yesterday dismissed the appeal by a majority.
Credit Suisse had submitted the claims were time-barred by limitation provisions in the Limitation Act or Fair Trading Act.
Its lawyer, Adrian Olney, had said a decision in favour of Houghton's High Court claim would establish the legal platform for individuals to pursue claims for relief. But they would each need to bring and prove individual claims, which would now be time-barred. Furthermore, each shareholder would need to establish their own evidence of reliance and loss.
Justice John McGrath, delivering the judgment, said time ceased to run for all shareholders who purchased shares when the claim was first filed in 2008.
There was nothing which restricted the claim to deal solely with common issues.
"How individual issues including damages are to be dealt with is a matter for the High Court," he said.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - A small plane carrying passengers and cargo crashed on Monday in the eastern Congolese town of Goma, a Reuters witness said.
It was not immediately clear how many people were on board or how many casualties there were.
Democratic Republic of Congo has one of the world's worst air safety records. There have been numerous crashes in Goma, where the runway has not been fully repaired after a volcanic eruption in 2002 left it covered in lava.
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Unreal Tournament 3 to ship with dozens of maps
Over on Beyond Unreal, Death Booger mentions that August's OXM demo disc features a look at a few of the multiplayer maps that'll ship with Unreal Tournament 3. Among the pretty in-game videos are a few details about UT3 including confirmation that the game will ship with three to four dozen multiplayer maps. And, if our math is correct, that works out to be around 36 to 48 multiplayer maps on launch day and on the disc! The maps will of course vary in size, player count, etc., but the shear amount of variety should satisfy any Unreal enthusiast. Here's to hoping the "dozens" remarks holds true when the game ships as that would seriously put Shadowrun's nine maps to shame.
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Jacob's Cross is a pattern from the 1800's originally woven in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. This reproduction is a cotton/acrylic/poly woven valance that is machine wash: cold. dry: medium and measures approx. 15" x 50". Hang it on a 1" rod, the colors choices are: Black, Red, or Blue on a Flax background as well as the solid Flax pattern.
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This cotton/acrylic/poly, mach wash: cold, dry: med, table runner is in the Jacob's Cross pattern. Reproduced from the original which was woven in the 1800's by Jacob Angstadt from Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, this runner is approx. 17" x 50" and is available in the solid Linen/Flax color.
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Mountain Mist Cabin
Enjoy mountain views on one of the 3 covered decks while relaxing on your porch swing or in 1 of the 2 hot tubs in this newer and totally renovated luxury cabin in Chalet Village. There is plenty of room in this chalet with 4 bedrooms and 4.5 full baths. You will have access to the outdoor pool and spa located just minutes away in Chalet Village. Sleeps up to 16 guests. *** Access to 3 swimming pools and tennis courts.
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- *** This Property is Located 15 Minutes From Elk Springs Resort and just 5 minutes to downtown Gatlinburg
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- FREE Access to Outdoor Community Pool and Spa
- 8 Minutes to Downtown Gatlinburg
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Is your group looking for plenty of room and plenty to do in newer cabin that's convenient to downtown Gatlinburg and all the attractions in Pigeon Forge? Look no further, one of the more popular choices for our guests, Mountain Mist is loaded with fun things to do in the cabin and has plenty of room to spread out.
Your group will never want to leave the chalet with amenities such FREE wifi, a pool table, cable TV, 6 flat screens with 4 DVD players, and not one hot tub, but 2 hot tubs! Guests also have access to 3 swimming pools and tennis courts located just minutes away. Guests staying in this cabin also receive a discount pass for discounts to restaurants and attractions in Gatlinburg.
You can enjoy mountain views from the dining room or while relaxing on the rockers or porch swing on one of the three decks. A large dining area with 8 dining seats and 2 bar stools at the breakfast bar provide plenty of seating. A full kitchen stocked with items you will need to prepare in cabin meals. Finally, for your convenience there is a full size high efficiency washer and dryer.
There are 2 king master suites and a sitting area in the upper level each with private full baths. 2 Queen over Queen bunk room suites with private baths are on the lower level and there aer 2 queen sleeper sofas in case you have a few extra guests.
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Doctor Suggests Patient Orally Satisfy Husband To Treat Gag Reflex
A California physician has been reprimanded by the medical board and continues to face backlash after one of his female patients revealed that the doctor suggested that doming her husband off twice a week would help treat her gag reflex.
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J. Peter Zegarra, a California doctor, has been publicaly reprimanded by the state's medical board after he told a patient to practice oral sex on her husband. The patient had expressed concerns her gag reflex would interfere with an upper-gastrointestinal endoscopy, according to CBS affiliate KOVR.
The patient, an unidentified woman, complained that the Sacramento-based colo-rectal surgeon told her to practice oral sex on her husband "twice a week" prior to the procedure as a way of allaying the reflex.
According to CBS Sacramento, Zegarra made the suggestion in front of the woman and her husband "several years ago." The station also noted Zegarra had tried twice to expunge the complaint from the public record. Zegarra's name appears on a summary of administrative actions taken by the California board of medicine in 2007.
CBS Sacramento reports that a spokesperson for the state board of medicine called the doctor's suggestion inappropriate, even if it was meant as a joke.
In the words of Nelly Mo: "Aw, he just playin'…unless she gone' do it!"
Ladies, would you be offended if your doctor advised you to let your husband poke you in the mouth with his peen to treat your gag reflex?
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With recent family troubles becoming too much, Gary plans a night out with Jason Grimshaw, but soon finds himself in a lot of trouble.
Actor Mikey North explains: "Gary and Izzy have a row at Tina's wake (and) Gary decides that he wants to go out and get absolutely hammered and he thinks Jason will be the right man to help him with that.
"They go on a night out, they get to a nightclub and are having a good time, Gary is forgetting about his problems and suddenly out of the corner of his eye, two girls arrive..."
With Izzy at home, one of the girls catches Gary's eye and he lies and says that he is single.
"Gary wakes up the next morning and has no idea where he is," said Mikey. "A girl walks in from the bathroom and he realises what he has done.
"As all lads do, he tries to cover his tracks, he ensures that Jason knows that he slept on his sofa and then he has to go see Izzy and try and lie about where he has been."
A nervous Gary thinks he is in the clear, but he is in for a very big surprise when he heads to the gym.
"(Gary) doesn't account for what happens later in the day when he is busy doing an odd job for Kal in the gym and a girl walks in from nowhere, and it's the girl from the night before.
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