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The U.K. market for acquiring and insuring company pension plans may not recover from the financial crisis until well into 2010, according to Mark Wood, chief executive of insurer Paternoster U.K. Ltd.Mr. Wood had been among the most bullish about growth in these kinds of buyouts, which flourished in the 18 months before a stock-markets plunge began in September.
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Share prices of staffing companies have crumbled in the past year's stock-markets sell-off, making some potentially attractive takeover candidates.
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So, sorry, I hate to do this to all you folks sweating away there on Wall St. and on the floors of the stock-markets worldwide, all you fund-managers, leveragers and option put-and-taker long-and-shortersreaping from the deliberately-contrived and - inflicted sub-prime bonanza, but I have to break it to you.
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Global stock-markets have plummeted today, with the FTSE 100 share index suffering its largest one-day drop since September 11th, 2001; losing more than 5% of its value.
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Mr. Sondergaard, who said this month's stock-markets turmoil will affect this quarter's spending but not "substantially" change the year's outcome, noted that IT spending declines lag the economy by at least two quarters, making severe cuts less likely this year.
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Google and read 'Reminiscences of a Stock Operator', and you will see how those who organize and run the 'stock-markets' of the world are simply wolves fleecing the sheep.
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Global stock-markets have plummeted today, with the FTSE 100 share index suffering its largest one-day drop since September 11th, 2001; losing more than 5% of its value.
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The bank also is among the top-ranked houses for stock-markets advisory in Russia, according to Dealogic, and has picked up some of the largest debt mandates of the year.
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The same with the stock-markets where these guys are moving trillions of dollars a day around the financial and banking markets, so deciding if they go up or down, soar or crash.
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The performance underscores the surge in the nation's stock-markets -- Shanghai's benchmark index has seen triple-digit growth so far this year -- but also points up the fair bit of froth that investors have whipped up.
Froth in Asia? 2007
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