GLOBAL MACRO ANALYSIS
Artist’s Rendering Of Larry Summers’ LinkedIn Profile
By guestposter
September 3, 2010
You knew it was just a matter of time before prudent Larry looked for greener pastures. Courtesy of William Banzai , we bring you Larry Summers' LinkedIn profile.Rockhopper execs collect early bonuses after Falklands oil find
By Contrarian
September 3, 2010
Rockhopper has awarded almost £1m in early bonuses to four executives after finding oil in the Falkland Islands - before key tests on the flow have been completed.Public sector jobs outlook darkens
By Contrarian
September 3, 2010
The news that Royal Bank of Scotland is to cut yet another 3,500 jobs only serves to underline the fragile state of the UK labour market.HP tops Dell in 3PAR bidding war
By Contrarian
September 3, 2010
Hewlett-Packard has again trounced Dell in the race for data storage company 3PAR as it increased its offer to $33 a share.Volume Plummets As S&P Closes At 1,090.10, Nasdaq At 2,200.01
By guestposter
September 3, 2010
Gotta love those closing price targets, which were achieved to the penny . As for the market, the no volume meltups are once again back in vogue, as the ES and SPY both trade at two week low intraday cumulative volumes Browse all Global Market AnalysisINDIA INVESTING ANALYSIS
India conveys concern to China over presence in PoK
By Contrarian
September 3, 2010
Beijing: India on Friday conveyed its concern to China over its “activity and presence” in Gilgit-Baltistan Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir region in the backdrop of reports that up to 11,000 Chinese troops had moved in there. Just back from New Delhi where he briefed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and other members of the cabinet committee on security, Indian ambassador to China S Jaishankar met Chinese vice minister for foreign affairs Zhang Zhijun to convey these concernsLeft parties to contest 200 seats in Bihar
By Contrarian
September 3, 2010
Patna: Left parties CPI, CPI-M and CPI-ML (Liberation) today formally announced their decision to contest 200 of the 243 Assembly seats in alliance in Bihar where elections are due later this year. The three Left parties have firmed up an alliance and decided to contest 200 of the 243 Assembly seats in Bihar & state CPI-M secretary V K Thakur said here. State CPI secretary Badrinarain Lal and CPI-ML leaders N K Prasad and Santosh Sahar attended the meeting in which the decision was taken, he saidDengue cases rise to 1,081 in Delhi
By Contrarian
September 3, 2010
New Delhi: The dengue menace showed no signs of abating in the national capital where the number of cases reached 1,081 on Thursday with 67 more patients testing positive for the vector-borne disease. Loading video Of the total cases so far, 927 have been reported from MCD areas, 117 from NDMC areas and the rest from other parts of the city besides some outstation cases. The highest number of 183 cases came from MCD south zone followed by central zone (162) and Civil Lines (121).India may sell up to 2 mn tonnes sugar in 2010/11: Sucden India
By Contrarian
September 2, 2010
New Delhi: India may export up to 2 million tonnes of sugar in the new season beginning from October on an expected jump in supplies, Yatin Wadhwana, managing director of Sucden India, told a conference.Process for reelecting Sonia as Cong President set in motion
By Contrarian
September 2, 2010
New Delhi: The process of re-election of Sonia Gandhi as Congress president was set in motion on Thursday with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Rahul Gandhi besides several prominent party leaders proposing her name for the top post. Browse all India AnalysisCHINA INVESTING ANALYSIS
Emirates adds capacity
By Contrarian
August 2, 2010
An Emirates Airbus A380 aircraft taxis on the tarmac at Beijing Capital International Airport yesterday after a flight from Dubai, the first time the double-decker superjumbo has been used to fly a scheduled service to China.PBOC pursues flexible stance
By Contrarian
August 2, 2010
CHINA will stick to a relatively loose monetary stance in the second half of this year, with an emphasis on implementing policy flexibly, the People's Bank of China said yesterday. The central bank said on its website that it would combine its various policy tools, including open market operations and required reserves, in an appropriate way to further improve the management of banking liquidity. The notice was in line with the bank's previously stated stanceEasing in China’s manufacturing growth
By Contrarian
August 2, 2010
CHINA'S manufacturing activity continued to grow at a slower pace last month as the government took measures to curb the risk of overheating and adjust the economic structure.UAE plans to block BlackBerry functions
By Contrarian
August 2, 2010
THE United Arab Emirates yesterday said it will block key features on BlackBerry smartphones, citing national security concerns because the devices operate beyond the government's ability to monitor their use. The decision could block e-mail and Internet access for hundreds of thousands of users in the Mideast commercial hub starting in October. BlackBerry data is encrypted and routed overseas, and the measure could be motivated in part by government fears that the messaging system could be exploited by terrorists or other criminals who cannot be monitored by the local authoritiesExtra land set aside for homes
By Contrarian
August 2, 2010
CHINA provided 56,000 hectares of land for residential use in the first six months of 2010, up 135 percent over the same period last year, according to the Ministry of Land and Resources. A significant increase in the availability of land for housing was reported in areas such as Guizhou Province, Beijing, Jiangxi Province, Heilongjiang Province and the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, the ministry said on its website over the weekend Browse all China AnalysisBrowse all Analysis
Crude Oil
How limited global oil supply may affect climate change policies
By guestposter
August 27, 2010
On Wednesday, August 25, I gave a presentation called How limited global oil supply may affect climate change policies at the MIT - NESCAUM Endicott House Symposium on climate change.- BP’s Deepwater Oil Spill – Hydrates and San Jose Mine Concerns – and Open Thread
- Drumbeat: August 27, 2010
- Things Fall Apart: Complexity, Supply Chains, Infrastructure & Collapse Revisited
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Gold/Silver
Why the Dollar is Key
By guestposter
August 25, 2010
The move to a lower low on Friday puts the odds squarely in the “one more leg down” camp. I’ve noticed a couple of patterns emerging in the stock market.Cumulative Bank Failures Reported By FDIC
By Contrarian
August 24, 2010
Dear CIGAs, Click the chart to enlarge today’s Cumulate Bank Failures as reported by FDIC in PDF format with commentary from Trader Dan NorciniHyperinflation is a Fiscal, not Monetary Phenomenon
By guestposter
August 24, 2010
Months ago we wrote about the true causes of hyperinflation. We proceed to expand upon our views as we disagree with the views put forth by John Mauldin, Mike Shedlock and now Jim Rickards who all focus on velocity and/or bank lending as important causes of hyperinflation. The reality is that hyperinflation is first and foremost set in motion and driven by a deteriorating fiscal situation.David Skarica: Economic “Water Torture” Coming to U.S.
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August 24, 2010
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report 08/23/2010 Addicted to Profits Newsletter Writer David Skarica has an addiction that might just benefit you. David is addicted to making himself and his subscribers moneyBrowse all Gold/Silver Analysis
Humour / Life
Fabio Periera: Ten Minutes with James DeJulio, President and Co-Founder of Tongal
By guestposter
August 14, 2010
It's official: Google is evil. As one of the leading dark forces in the current net neutrality debate, Google has partnered with other large media and communications companies to shut the garage door through which it was birthed on the inherently democratic nature of the Internet.Twitter Mutual Followers: New Feature Spotted (SCREENSHOTS)
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August 13, 2010
Observant Twitter users who frequent Twitter.com as their client of choice were quick to spot a new feature on the site: mutual followers. Popular on Facebook, many Tweeters have requested the feature as one more indication whether they should follow someone or not. Many users who got the feature -- it may not be universal yet -- were pleasedStatus: Not Logged IN
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- Big Miss In ISM Non-Manufacturing Index, Employment Component Comes In Below 50, Lowest Since January
- Meanwhile, In Broken Correlation Land…
- ECRI Declines, Passes Below "Double Dip" -10% Threshold Again
- RANsquawk US Afternoon Briefing – Stocks, Bonds, FX etc. – 03/09/10
- Jim O’Neill Is Back To Pitching The Great Consumption Potential Of Turkey, Bangladesh And Iran… Next Up – Uranus
- Guest Post: Peak Denial About Peak Oil
- Beware the Greeks, though not just yet
- A Vix curve ball
- Final thoughts on the payroll numbers
- ISM Non-Manufacturing Index declines in August
- UK services growth slowest for 16 months as hiring falls
- Harsh funding rules will hit Chinese property developers
- Business Bullet: Markets, UK services, UK rates, Bob Geldof
- US jobs report delivers positive surprise for anxious markets
- RANsquawk European Morning Briefing – Stocks, Bonds, FX etc. – 03/09/10
- Today’s Economic Data Highlights: Goldman Anticipates Zero Private Payrolls, -125K Total
- China Offers Rare Glimpse Into USD-Heavy FX Reserve Composition, Warns Of USD Depreciation Risk
- Daily Highlights: 9.3.2010
- Frontrunning: September 3
- August Total Non Farm Payrolls Come At -54K On Consensus Of -105K, Unchanged From July, Unemployment Rate 9.6%, Birth Death Adds 115K
- Sovereign default – Unnecessary, Undesirable, and Unlikely
- Markets Live transcript 3 Sep 2010
- The politics of (yen) intervention
- US non-farm payrolls – down 54,000
- August Employment Report: 60K Jobs ex-Census, 9.6% Unemployment Rate
- Time to give your pension a reality check
- Xstrata to build $4bn copper mine in Peru
- Eaga looks for 250,000 sunny roofs to power profit
- Will Nest leave the Coalition with egg on its face over pension savings?
- Questor share tip: Go-Ahead and buy
- Questor share tip: Weir acquisition is strategically important
- HSBC warns UK of ‘break up’ exodus
- Business Bullet: Asia, Wheat, Euro, BA
- BP oil spill costs rise to $8bn
- China fears depreciation of $2.45 trillion of reserves still heavy in dollars
- Very Few People Own Gold
- Important Manufacturing Indicators Look Weak
- Those /important/crucial/vital US jobs figures
- An impatient market is not a happy market
- ‘Churn’ driving growth in UK jobs as few new roles are created, says Hays
- Questor Podcast: African investment adventure
- Rupert Murdoch takes home $17m after 6pc pay cut
- US companies find it tougher to squeeze more from staff
- Saskatchewan government cold on Chinese Potash deal
- Burger King takes a Brazilian turn
- Ben Bernanke: new regulations may prompt ‘ too big to fail’ banks to break up
- Dell hands victory to HP in fight for 3PAR
- Travelzest bosses could scoop £2.6m payout on discount takeover
- RAB chief quits as asset fall continues
- Maplin Electronics may change hands for £400m
- Why Market Is Now More Certain Than Ever That Greece Will Default, And A European Funding Update
- RANsquawk Market Wrap Up – Stocks, Bonds, FX etc. – 02/09/10
- Pension Funds Looking at Potash Bid?
- Krugman: On Inflation and Interest Rates
- Houston, We Have No Problem… Or Volume
- Does It Really Matter If We Get Another QE?
- TrimTabs Reports Percentage Of Hedge Funds Expecting To Raise Leverage In September Surges
- Federal Reserve Balance Sheet Update: Week Of September 1
- Daily Credit Summary: September 2 – Price Not Volume
- Guest Post: Why Saving Is Right and Economists Are Wrong
- Geithner to Japan/Switzerland: Eat Deflation
- The housing bubble reconsidered
- Realtors, Builders oppose another Housing Tax Credit
- Carluccio’s agrees to £90m takeover by Landmark
- AIG appoints banks to float AIA in Hong Kong
- Second Gulf of Mexico rig explodes and leaks oil into ocean
- Frontrunning: September 2
- Watch Ben Bernanke Explain His Reasons For Letting Banks Live And Die Commercial Free
- Watch Ben Bernanke Explain His Reasons For Letting Banks Live And Die Commercial Free
- What Is A Depression Anyway, And Why We Continue To Be In It?
- Guest Post: Seeing Past The Hologram
- Artist’s Rendering Of Rahm Emanuel’s Desktop
- Artist’s Rendering Of Rahm Emanuel’s Desktop
- Mile-Long Oil Sheen Is Spreading From Burning Oil Platform, Coast Guard Says
- John Taylor Muses On A "Supermodel" World Whose Curves Are About To Get Even Flatter
- Government Economic Leaders Surprised that Real World Isn’t Responding to their Magic Pixie Dust
- Government Economic Leaders Surprised that Real World Isn’t Responding to their Magic Pixie Dust
- Fuel Tanker With 9 Million Liters Of Diesel Fuel Runs Aground In Northwest Passage
- Why Lessons From The First Great Depression Mean The Next Four Months Will Be Very Painful For Stockholders
- Why Lessons From The First Great Depression Mean The Next Four Months Will Be Very Painful For Stockholders
China News
- Emirates adds capacity
- PBOC pursues flexible stance
- Easing in China’s manufacturing growth
- UAE plans to block BlackBerry functions
- Extra land set aside for homes
- Gains in earnings bolster Wall St
- Shanghai shares rise on hope of loose policy
- China’s Geely completes Volvo acquisition
- Mainland industry shows a slowdown
- Wait-and-see mood drags home sales
- Trading buoyed up by possible policy loosening
- Sony back in black as demand rebounds
- Spring gets A320 aircraft on lease
- Shanghai Airlines to quit Star Alliance
- Panasonic goes green, plans to buy out units
- Qiagen optimistic
- Shell profits soar 15%
- ICBC plans to raise up to US$6.6b
- AgBank Exercises Over-allotment Option
- Steel, cement makers lead index higher
- IPO review will be canceled
- GM revs up for Thai growth
- Not so Super Mario
- Chip maker posts record profit
- Kindle Wi-Fi launches
- Sun shines on power plant
- Chalco to mine iron ore
- Stocks fall amid uncertainty over the economy
- Oil prices rise on better corporate earnings
- Steel makers and banks drop in Shanghai
- China’s business stable in July: survey
- China CIC makes 12%: Directly proportional to US Stimulus spend….
- Sohu revenue surpasses expectations
- Sony may return to the black
- Growth in electricity demand may drop
- Developers struggle to pay back loans
- Fighting fraud
- Fees held at banks
- Investors place confidence in EU banks
- Stocks rise for sixth straight day
- Rivals fight over Parkway hospitals
- Will commercial property tax be changed?
- New home sales rise in the US last month
- China will open further, minister says
- Financing arms face changes
- Everbright Bank IPO approved
- Oil unchanged on economic reports
- Stocks edge higher on gain in new home sales
- Shanghai market dips in morning
- Coal firms and banks drag market lower
- Mayor forecasts 10% growth for Shanghai this year
- Developer doubles first-half profit
- Banks drive index to biggest weekly gain
- Stronger yuan fuels London buying spree
- Brokers’ profits dwindle
- H1 profits drop at brokerages
- Domestic firms head Hurun’s CSR list
- Stocks post 6.1% weekly gain
- China-EU aim for further cooperation
- Lehman cases
- GM to recall vehicles
- New cargo flights
- Apple’s iPad hits stores in HK
- Home prices continue to rise
- Chinese eager to buy London property
- Outstanding real estate loans climb
- WTO drops by Shanghai to issue report
- PBOC signs currency swap deal
- Stocks rise after Euro bank tests, earnings
- Oil settles down slightly as storm looms
- Banks face rising credit risks on loans to local government
- Domestic Assets See 18.3% Increase
- Big five lagging overseas rivals
- Bank approved
- US passes reforms to its banking system
- Stock prices rise for 5th trading day
- LG Display doubles quarterly profit
- Airbus order takes off at Farnborough
- Building site
- Pretty flamingo
India News
- India conveys concern to China over presence in PoK
- Left parties to contest 200 seats in Bihar
- Dengue cases rise to 1,081 in Delhi
- India may sell up to 2 mn tonnes sugar in 2010/11: Sucden India
- Process for reelecting Sonia as Cong President set in motion
- Google, Skype to be targeted for data access
- India’s Vortex among 31 WEF tech pioneers
- Apex court summons Bhopal disaster accused
- 3G allocation deadline today, but will govt be able to deliver?
- Economy and Politics | Government forced to defer education tribunal bill
- SC reopens Bhopal case
- China’s growing focus on Indian Ocean irks India
- India offers $20 mn in a new flood aid to Pakistan
- Govt meet begins for decision on BlackBerry ban
- FDI flows from Jan-June dip 18% y/y: govt
- DTC may make taxpayers richer by up to Rs41,040 annually
- Economy and Politics | Govt keeping tab on border with China
- NAC a step closer to food security law
- ONGC claims pre-emptive rights to Cairn’s assets
- RIM averts BlackBerry ban with a 60-day test
- Companies eye switch to rivals as BlackBerry ban looms
- Govt officials meet for decision on BlackBerry ban
- Farmers can save Rs600 cr in 5 yrs through mobile broadband: PwC
- Mamata gets an unlikely supporter in Pranab
- Toyota to start trial production of Etios in Sept
- Still a lot of room to grow in global IT market: Azim Premji
- Internet wiping out printed Oxford Dictionary
- Mkt correction unlikely, good time to buy stocks
- GPPL to set IPO issue price at Rs 46 per share
- 7-yr-old Briton advises government on finances !
- Ayodhya may re-enter centrestage soon
- BJP hits out at PC, says terrorism has no color
- Economy to clock up to 9.4% growth June Q
- Indian ADRs shed USD 3 bn in one week
- India’s e-commerce to pick up with 3G: eBay
- Dubai World opens talks with small creditors
- Qualcomm mulls Taiwan R&D unit: Report
- Sonia set to be Congress Prez for record 4th term
- Gaming industry to hit Rs 3,100-cr by 2014
- 5 securitymen killed in Chhattisgarh Maoist attack
- India largest World Bank borrower in 2009-10
- Sensex may cross 30,000 in 3-5 years: Kela
- Court issues warrants against 2 in 26/11 case
- Left divided on LF’s ability to regain lost ground
- No need for cap fixed in N-Liability Bill: Yechury
- Curfew lifted from most parts of Kashmir Valley
- After BlackBerry, govt turns heat on Google, Yahoo
- The uncomfortable mathematics of monetary policy
- Indra Nooyi rules herself out of Tata succession race
- Facebook popular but privacy still a worry
- Investment styles need to change: Sunil Singhania, Reliance MF
- Cabinet may approve SCI, MOIL disinvestment
- Apparel exports drop for third month in a row
- Asia assesses prospects as recovery stumbles
- Govt may cut SBI’s rights issue proposal size
- BlackBerry users hold breath on threatened ban
- Timed Potash bid as rivals were weakened: BHP
- ‘Panel on Dinakaran has civil court powers’
- Global markets to focus on ECB credit measures
- India Inc plans to dole out big bonuses this year
- Personal loan may not always be a good idea
- Solar power: Brighter long-term investment outlook
- WB to have good job openings: Mamata
- Global markets weekahead: An end-of-summer puzzle
- Major mkt correction unlikely, good time to buy quality stocks
- World’s workshop heads to inland China
- Oriflame aimed to harm Iran regime: Minister
- Websense open to takeover bid
- US issues new proposals on foreign bank tax
- Sumit Kohli’s mother seeks CBI probe
- DGCA grounds Jet crew
- EU prods China for faster yuan rise: G20 draft
- ‘Corporate execs can expect good rise in bonus’
- Beijing gets de facto control over Gilgit
- Woman separatist leader Andrabi arrested
- US investors embark on treacherous month
- Apple’s iPad to remain king of tablets: Report
- ‘EPFO Trustees’ decision final on PF investments’
- Volatile days in store for mkt: ‘Fear Index’ zooms 15% in 1 day
- Gold recovers marginally on firm global cues
Forex Markets
- Alert! EUR/GBP breaking out
- Forex: GBP/JPY looking for support at 133.20
- Forex: USD/JPY back heading south
- Forex: GBP/USD aiming to regain 1.5600
- Forex: EUR/USD under 100 DMA
- Japan: GDP grows 0.1% in Q2 2010, below expectations
- Japan 2Q Gross Domestic Product Deflator (YoY) up to -1.8% vs -2.8%
- Japan Tertiary Industry Index (MoM) rises to -0.1% in June vs -0.9% in May
- Japan 2Q Gross Domestic Product (QoQ) declines to 0.1% vs 1.2%
- Japan 2Q Gross Domestic Product Annualized down to 0.4% vs 4.9%
- Forex: NZD/USD under pressure below 0.7100
- Forex: USD/CHF bounces from weekend low of 1.0480
- UK: Rightmove House Price Index falls 1.7% in August
- Forex: AUD/USD looking to rebound from 0.8930
- United Kingdom: Rightmove House Price Index (MoM) declines to -1.7% in August vs -0.6% in July
- Forex: EUR/JPY begins under 110.00
- Crude starts the week around $75.50
- Forex: EUR/USD starts quiet after a busy week
- Forex: USD/JPY to begin week consolidated above 86.20
- Forex: EUR/USD suffers biggest weekly drop since May
- Forex: EUR/CHF posts biggest weekly decline since October 2008
- Forex: USD/CHF headed toward weekly gain despite Thursday’s decline
- Forex: EUR/USD attempts to recover above 1.2780
- Forex: AUD/USD approaches to daily low
- Forex: GBP/USD holds above 1.5560
- Forex: USD/CAD rebounds at 1.0350 and rises to 1.0400
- Forex: USD/JPY breaks higher above 86.00 and hits 1-week highs
- Forex: EUR/GBP hits new 6-week low at 0.8180
- Forex: EUR/USD dips below 1.2800 and falls to fresh 3-week lows
- CORRECTION: US Aug Reuters/Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index improves to 69.6 pts
- Forex: EUR/JPY – The Euro picks up to 110.00
- Business Inventories tick up in the US
- US Jun Business Inventories increase 0.3%
- US Aug Reuters/Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index falls to 69.6 pts
- Forex: GBP/USD, moving in a tiny range below 1.5600
- Forex: AUD/USD sets at 0.8970, near daily low
- US futures mildly down after Retail Sales, CPI
- Forex: USD/JPY bounces at 85.55 and approaches 86.00
- Canadian New Motor Vehicle Sales report surges above expectations
- Forex: EUR/USD picks up from lows after US data
- Consumer Price Index in the US broadly on forecast
- USD/JPY staged a recovery on Monday
- FOMC Policy Statement on the 3rd Anniversary of the Crisis: Additional Stimulus Likely?
- Traders Sidelined Ahead of FOMC
- Greenback Gains Prior to FOMC Statement
- Residential construction in Canada: cyclical challenges, structurally sound
- Fed poses risk, but stock index bulls seem to have market by the horns
- Low yields, Treasuries might be losing luster
- US Dollar advance versus major currencies
- Weak USD helping precious metals
- Options investor sells Comcast Corp. strangle
- Today’s Live Show: Could the USD See a Relief Rally Following the Fed?
- The dollar rebounds ahead of Fed meeting
- Bonds retain bid as investors await FOMC outcome
- Dollar recovers from NFP selling on humdrum Monday
- BoE Inflation Report: King to have the last word, not Sentance
- The GBP/USD is trading just below the 1.600 level
- It’s The Dollar, Stupid!
- Slovakia: Third quarter looks promising
- Yen on Intervention Watch
- Calmness in markets, while eyes remain on euro zone growth data and UK inflation report
- Forex: EUR/USD ends week near 1.3300 after NFP, eyes turn to the FED
- Forex: GBP/USD posts fourth weekly gain in a row
- Forex: USD/CHF headed toward lowest weekly close since January
- US: Jun Consumer Credit falls $-1.3B
- Forex: EUR/USD pulls back to 1.3265
- Forex: USD/CAD extends gains to 1.0283
- Forex: USD/JPY holds above 85.02 year low
- Forex: GBP/USD steady after testing 1.6000
- Forex: AUD/USD reverses on risk aversion and falls to 0.9150
- Forex: EUR/USD retreats from 1.3330
- Forex: USD/CAD tests daily highs
- Forex: USD/CHF plumbs, new 6-month low
- Forex: AUD/USD soars to a new 2-month high
- Forex: EUR/USD breaks above 1.3300, new 3-month high
- Ivey Purchasing Managers Index worse-than-expected
- Forex: GBP/USD rally reaches 1.6000, fresh 6-mth high
- Canada Ivey PMI declines to 54 pts in Jul from 58.9 in Jun
- Oil plummets passed $81.00 on NF payrolls
- Forex: EUR/USD reaches a fresh 3-month high at 1.3283
Careers
- Bid to tempt UK workers down under — in the week 9/8/10
- Live Q&A: How can we attract women to senior roles in housing?
- Graduate view: From student to high-street designer
- Jobs top 10: week beginning 09/08/10
- How do I become a radiographer?
- Careers Talk: Breaking into competitive sectors — advertising
- Thousands of women fear bleak future as they bear the brunt of public sector cuts
- What to do with a degree in physics
- A working life: the window dresser
- The secret to … coping with holidays
- Master’s degrees — do employers value them?
- Live Q&A: Working in mobile technology development
- The rise of the user experience design sector
- Event: Starting a career in the media
- Graduate view: Redundancy gave me a career wake-up call
- Routes into accountancy
- Diary of a budding journalist: part 1
- Top tips for trainee teachers: take time to reflect
- Who will advise young people if Connexions goes?
- The rise of home working
- Time to step away from the career ladder?
- Get the right CV template for you
- Careers Talk: Breaking into competitive sectors — banking
- Volunteer to help yourself
- Routes into HR
- How to write a CV for book publishing
- Live Q&A: How to become a graduate entrepreneur
- How to become a counsellor
- Master’s degrees – do employers value them?
- Online mentors help Neets to get back on track
- What else can a care assistant do?
- Live Q&A: Dealing with a difficult colleague
- Should universities teach students how to find a job?
- Roles in local government
- Could ambush marketing help you find a job?
- Careers Talk: Breaking into competitive sectors — law
- Live Q&A: Career options in international development
- What to do with a degree in classics
- Live Q&A: Career options in international developement
- Top tips for trainee teachers: do some subject revision during the summer
- Gap years and working holidays
- A guide to freelancing — media and PR
- The Sun launches contest to find a new young columnist
- Land your dream job with a little spade work
- Live Q&A: What can I do with a degree in languages?
- Graduate view: Why mobile technology is where its app
- SSE and Mitsubishi link up creates 1,000 jobs — in the week 19/07/10
- Gazumped: What to do when you don’t get the job
- Improve your odds with a long-term career plan
- Live Q&A: TEFL careers — a graduate guide
- Live Q&A: Working in health IT and informatics, 21 July 1pm — 4pm
- I’ve graduated — what next? Best bits from our live Q&A
- Live Q&A: Flexible working — does it work? 20 July, 1pm — 4pm
- Careers Talk: Making the most of university careers services
- Dear Jeremy
- Returning armed forces face employment struggle
- A working life: The lifeboatman
- Willetts warns graduates: if you can’t get a job start a business
- Top tips for trainee teachers: relax and let your personality show
- Employment statistics by university: how likely are you to get a job when you leave your course? Full data – as a spreadsheet and visualised
- Filling the Stem skills gap — routes into clean technology careers
- Graduate view: I beat the "no experience — no job" conundrum
- Ten things you didn’t know about the unemployment data visualised
Jobs
- Bid to tempt UK workers down under — in the week 9/8/10
- Live Q&A: How can we attract women to senior roles in housing?
- Graduate view: From student to high-street designer
- Jobs top 10: week beginning 09/08/10
- How do I become a radiographer?
- Careers Talk: Breaking into competitive sectors — advertising
- Thousands of women fear bleak future as they bear the brunt of public sector cuts
- What to do with a degree in physics
- A working life: the window dresser
- The secret to … coping with holidays
- Master’s degrees — do employers value them?
- Live Q&A: Working in mobile technology development
- The rise of the user experience design sector
- Event: Starting a career in the media
- Graduate view: Redundancy gave me a career wake-up call
- Routes into accountancy
- ASSOCIATION OF COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES: Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Sport and Leisure Studies, University of Waikato, New Zealand
- Diary of a budding journalist: part 1
- Top tips for trainee teachers: take time to reflect
- Who will advise young people if Connexions goes?
- The rise of home working
- Time to step away from the career ladder?
- Get the right CV template for you
- Careers Talk: Breaking into competitive sectors — banking
- THREE PEOPLE: Financial Advisor / Consultant – £60k to £200k+ TAX FREE
- RADIO NEW ZEALAND: Presenter
- Volunteer to help yourself
- Routes into HR
- How to write a CV for book publishing
- Live Q&A: How to become a graduate entrepreneur
- How to become a counsellor
- ASSOCIATION OF COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES: SENIOR LECTURER/LECTURER, DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, Dunedin, New Zealand
- Master’s degrees – do employers value them?
- Online mentors help Neets to get back on track
- What else can a care assistant do?
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