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...Says Michael Gillespie, 26, the head of international research at Informer Brand Development in London: "In terms of outlook and attitudes toward life, there are a lot of shared values among young Europeans. It has to do with a sense of being tolerant and open, and a willingness to try new things." It's no longer unusual for someone like the French novelist Frédéric Biegbeder, 35, to profess little desire to leave France but also "feel totally European. And that means I don't give a damn about France. I go along with John Lennon: 'Imagine...
...refuse dumping have formed a scarred ridge of eroded ground and spewed garbage. More than 1,000 people live here. They are born here, they breed, bleed and die here. Only the devil could have come up with the name for this place: Boa Vista, which means beautiful outlook...
...Bernard Baumohl: After five months of falling consumer confidence numbers, the survey has rebounded, not just slightly but dramatically. The jump mostly comes from the part of the survey that's been weakest in the recent slide - consumers' outlook for the economic situation over the next six months. They're more hopeful that the economy will rebound by the end of the year, and that we'll avoid a recession...
...doesn't look like it. But it does seem that in general, the recent troubles are factored in - that portion of the survey only inched up a tiny bit. What's significant is the long-term outlook - all along we've been looking for that to reverse itself, because that's what's affecting most of Americans' spending decisions - and that's where the good news...
...they did even before the slide. So they still look expensive. But that's because near term earnings assumptions are falling faster than the stock price. If the earnings slump is temporary, as it most likely will be for blue-chip firms like Intel and Microsoft, the near term outlook should be ignored if you are a long-term investor. A better metric is the expected five-year growth rate...