Investors Chronicle 1995 Alistair Blair - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Investors Chronicle 1995 Alistair Blair
A fine feathered fantasy.(ostriches as an investment)	Business	Alistair Blair
At the sign of the golden cross: finding an impending golden cross (meaning a share is on its way up) is the second greatest pleasure in the life of the City's leading chartist, Robin Griffiths.	Business	Alistair Blair
Directors' pay: the solutions. (excessive boardroom pay)	Business	Alistair Blair
Don't get legal on us.(European Union reform of takeover regulations)	Business	Alistair Blair
Stand up and be counted. (policies of UK Labor Party toward executive pay and the banking industry)	Business	Alistair Blair, Jean Eaglesham
Taking a sword to phoney values.(cash flow return on investment as a means of assessing company performance; includes related article on understanding annual reports)	Business	Alistair Blair
That Japanese fellow.(story of Yoshiaki Tsutsumi, businessman)	Business	Alistair Blair
The house that David built: forty years and 50 deals went in to building textiles giant Coats Viyella. Its architect, Sir David Alliance, believes that investors will shortly be able to appreciate its final design.	Business	Alistair Blair
Tomkins: the best thing since sliced bread.(Tomkins to acquire Gates Rubber)	Business	Alistair Blair
Virtual shopping: virtually nothing.(teleshopping in the UK)	Business	Alistair Blair
Vodaphone: profits questioned.(Vodaphone profit forecasts analysed)	Business	Alistair Blair

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