Word: amsterdamers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...chairman pointed out that the free world already has more than 100 organized markets in which international corporate securities can be traded. Though mostly small by comparison with the great stock exchanges of London, Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and New York, he said, "even the smallest provides a nucleus for bringing together the technical skills and understanding required for intelligent investment and efficient distribution of the shares of the worldwide corporation...
...wrote the first 40 pages of The Death of the Adversary, buried them in his garden for the duration of the war. "If ever I came out of this war alive," he vowed, "I knew I was going to be a psychiatrist." Today he is a practicing psychoanalyst in Amsterdam and writes poetry and fiction on the side. "Everybody writes novels about love and/or sex," he says. "My book is about the phenomenon of hate...
...equally in the worldwide concern for the council. Many Orthodox churches will probably turn down the Vatican invitation on the ground that they are already members of the One, Holy and Apostolic Church; thus their metropolitans should have been invited as participating bishops, not as outside observers. Meeting in Amsterdam, the International Council...
...Laws, which have a disturbing way of showing the absurdity beneath the reality. Law One concerns bureaucracy: "Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion." Law Two on the same subject: "Expenditures rise to meet income." Now Parkinson, 53, currently a business consultant in Amsterdam, has unburdened himself of a Third Law, this time on corporations, in a book out this week (In-Laivs and Outlaws; Houghton Mifflin...
Only on two major exchanges have stocks moved up lately in close harmony with Wall Street: Amsterdam, where 250 of the 2,400 listed stocks are those of U.S. companies, and Toronto, where an abundance of U.S. money is invested...