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LONDON - The chancellor of the exchequer has a dry, sly sense of humor. George Osborne, 40, says Britain escaped the sort of housing bubble and crash that staggered America because, whereas America recklessly expanded its housing stock, "We were saved by the fact that you can't build anything in this country. He exaggerates, somewhat, Britain's regulatory impediments to dynamism, just as he exaggerated, somewhat, his prediction, when he became chancellor 15 months ago, that in six months he would be Britain's most unpopular man.
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LONDON The chancellor of the exchequer has a dry, sly sense of humor. George Osborne, 40, says Britain escaped the sort of housing bubble and crash that staggered America because, whereas America recklessly expanded its housing stock, "We were saved by the fact that you can't build anything in this country.
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BRITAIN'S chancellor of the exchequer has a dry, sly sense of humor. George Osborne, 40, has an explanation for his country escaping a housing bubble and crash such as staggered America: "We were saved by the fact that you can't build anything in this country." He exaggerates the regulatory impediments to dynamism, just as he exaggerated his prediction, when he became chancellor, 15 months ago, that in six months he would be Britain's most unpopular man. His and Prime Minister David Cameron's wager should interest Americans -- they're betting Britain can simultaneously shrink the state and stimulate the economy.
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I'M not a witch. But if I were, the first spell I'd cast would be to turn House Minority Leader John Boehner into British Prime Minister David Cameron. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell becomes - poof! - George Osborne, chancellor of the Exchequer.
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I'm not a witch. But if I were, the first spell I'd cast would be to turn House Minority Leader John Boehner into British Prime Minister David Cameron. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell becomes -- poof! -- George Osborne, chancellor of the Exchequer.
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The chancellor of the exchequer has a dry, sly sense of humor. George Osborne, 40, says Britain escaped the sort of housing bubble and crash that staggered America because, whereas America recklessly expanded its housing stock, "We were saved by the fact that you can't build anything in this country. He exaggerates, somewhat, Britain's regulatory impediments to dynamism, just as he exaggerated, somewhat, his prediction, when he became chancellor 15 months ago, that in six months he would be Britain's most unpopular man. His and Prime Minister David Cameron's wager is one that should interest Americans -- the bet that Britain can simultaneously shrink the state and stimulate the economy. Since growth resumed here in 2010, it has been a tepid 2.2 percent. In 2011's second quar...
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NEW YORK, Jan. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- British Airways announced that Technology & Marketing Ventures, Inc. (TMVi) has been selected as a 2010 Face-of-Opportunity winner and has been awarded travel to anywhere in the world to conduct vital business meetings as well as attend exclusive business conferences. This award also provides June Klein, CEO, with critical tools and contacts to further build her business relationships abroad and stimulate growth through the power of face-to-face interaction. We are thrilled to be chosen by British Airways as a Face-of- Opportunity winner," said June Klein, CEO. "These flights will give us the chance to collaborate further with our research partner Oxford Internet Institute, brainstorm on blended value business models with Oxford SAID scholars, dis...
