Unloved toddlers: Britain's small firms

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Small business may be losing the only way they can trade stocks if the London Stock Exchange closes down its unlisted securities market. This decision is strange since trading in small company stocks is doing well. Stock investors are betting on strong recoveries by small businesses hurt by the recession.

United Kingdom, Management, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Small business, Economic policy, London Stock Exchange PLC

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Loved, unloved but never too old

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All major political leaders in France are over the age of 60, including retiring Pres Francois Mitterrand, who is 78. Although voters complain that they are tired of the same choices, most agree than the French seek older, experienced men for their leaders.

France, Political aspects, Politicians

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Unloved boffins

Article Abstract:

Funding for science in Argentina, and the problem of emigration of scientists, are examined in detail.

Science and technology policy, Argentina, Scientists

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