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...success in international banking with cravats, designed by Pierre Cardin, that bear tiny symbols of various European, Asian and Middle Eastern currencies. Ties for Republic National Bank of New York, one of the nation's leading gold merchants, have a design showing little ingots. Brokers at E.F. Hutton can suit up with ties bearing the initials EFH. The letters are almost indecipherable at a distance of more than six inches...
Allen treats these women poorly, a surprising twist after his affairs with Diane Keaton in Annie Hall and Manhattan. Three women sub for Keaton in Stardust Memories, and while each is superb, their roles are strangely limiting. Charlotte Rampling, a beautiful cross between Lauren Hutton and Lauren Bacall, plays Keaton opposite Allen's Allen. In one tortuous montage of second long takes, her teary face flashes over and over, unable to finish a sentence, to complete a thought, to cry. She is the troubled object of Allen's obsessions, and though we learn her past, and even her future...
...this soberly paced film opens, a father and mother (Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore) are treading softly around their son Conrad (Timothy Hutton), full of false cheer and barely suppressed anxiety. He is excessively solicitous. She is too brisk. The boy is trying to take up the normal life that was broken off by the death of his brother in a boating accident for which he feels responsible, and by his subsequent stay in a mental hospital. School, the swimming team, girls-he would like to return to them all with a full heart. But he can only mime...
...Granville went to work for E.F. Hutton, writing a daily market letter. He also published A Strategy of Daily Stock Market Timing for Maximum Profit, a handbook that is still highly regarded by Wall Streeters. After E.F. Hutton began heavily editing his letters, Granville decided in 1963 to set up his own shop. His publishing company now grosses $5 million a year...
...greater affluence than ever before, and they no longer want to rely on the time-honored financial vehicles, such as savings accounts, to harbor their assets." Some Wall Street experts believe that within a decade, a dozen national financial services, perhaps with names like Chase American Express or Citibank Hutton, will dominate the U.S. banking-and-investment business. Merrill Lynch's bulls want to be leading that stampede...