Report on Business: CanadianREAL ESTATE
Reichmann knows property meltdowns: It's time to sell'
30 June 2005The Globe and Mail
Philip Reichmann is fighting a major battle to save the $2-billion deal to
sell his real estate empire.
For several weeks, rumblings have been building from a group
I've just spent a few days in Port Angeles, Washington. On the way back to
Victoria yesterday I had a long talk with an American, a retired
construction worker from Chehailis (Sp?) who had worked all over the US.
From what he said, he obviously loved his country. But then we got onto
the speech
Cost of nuclear 'underestimated'
The cost of
new nuclear power has been underestimated by a factor of three, according to a
British think tank.
BBC News, 29 June 2005
The New Economics
Foundation (NEF) says existing estimates do not allow for the cost of building
novel technologies
Karen,
The Richard Cohen article is probabl;y the best commentary on the Bush
speech that I've read yet.
Keith
At 07:17 30/06/2005 -0700, you wrote:
The
most prominent theme from the punditry commentary on Pres. Bushs Tuesday
night speech at Ft Bragg, which may forever be remembered as a
Arthur,
This isn't the same Reichmann who lost a fortune in the 1990 property
crash, but his son. The father, Paul Reichmann, was silly enough to build
a vast edifice at Canary Wharf, London, without ensuring that there was a
convenient transport system to get office workers there. It cost the
No Bounce: Bush Job Approval
Unchanged by War Speech
Question on Impeachment Shows
Polarization of Nation; Americans Tired of Divisiveness in CongressWant Bi-Partisan
Solutions
Published on Thursday, June 30, 2005 by the Zogby
Poll
President Bushs
televised address to the nation
