Times Online (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
For ten years Wilsher drove his staff to that end. He was not, in truth, a “business journalist” at all, just a strikingly able popular newspaperman given his head. He swiftly signalled a new approach. That November Harold Wilson's Government devalued the pound. It was a botched operation: late, and disastrously flagged in advance. On the Saturday following, Sir William Armstrong, Permanent...
Forbes (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
... business is seriously deteriorated, it appears to be pretty likely that a deal will be done," said William Armstrong, an analyst at C.L. King.Circuit City chief executive and his management team have been under fire for what's seen as a misguided turnaround of a retailer that has been running second fiddle to industry leader Best Buy) for at least a decade. If and when Circuit City...
Forbes (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
... business is seriously deteriorated, it appears to be pretty likely that a deal will be done," said William Armstrong, an analyst at C.L. King.Circuit City chief executive and his management team have been under fire for what's seen as a misguided turnaround of a retailer that has been running second fiddle to industry leader Best Buy) for at least a decade. If and when Circuit City...
Brilliant at Breakfast (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
... from the breakfast, the group has "made a fetish of being invisible," former Republican Senator William Armstrong has said.) The Fellowship believes that the elite win power by the will of God, who uses them for his purposes. Its mission is to help the powerful understand their role in God's plan. Clinton declined our requests for an interview about her faith, but in Living History,...
Upper Left (Free subscription) | 03/26/2008
... from the breakfast, the group has "made a fetish of being invisible," former Republican Senator William Armstrong has said.) The Fellowship believes that the elite win power by the will of God, who uses them for his purposes. Its mission is to help the powerful understand their role in God's plan. Do we have another candidate who believes she's divinely ordained? An Aimee Semple McPherson,...
The Liberal Blog Network (Free subscription) | 03/25/2008
... from the breakfast, the group has “made a fetish of being invisible,” former Republican Senator William Armstrong has said.) The Fellowship believes that the elite win power by the will of God, who uses them for his purposes. Its mission is to help the powerful understand their role in God’s plan. Clinton declined our requests for an interview about her faith, but in Living History,...
