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German and French banks call the shots - European, Business - Independent.ie - 0 views
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known to itself, the ECB -- in clear contravention of both previous market precedent and financial logic -- has insisted that the senior bondholders be repaid in full and has lent the Irish banks, institutions which it must have known were hopelessly insolvent, €70bn to do so.
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Mr. Balter calls Apple a financial “Rock of Gibraltar"— it is sitting on $150.6 billion of cash
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Chief among them is a reliance on small creative teams whose membership remains intact to this day
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And Mr. Ive pointed to another enduring value: a complete focus on the product.
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