First case and Coppola Comment

I re-post here today a first, in what I hope will be many more to come, an entry in the excellent Blog of Frances Coppola named Coppola Comment.



Today's post is about the recent developments with Deutsche Bank, the giant German financial institution, which is a systemic one, critically important to the European and Global Financial Markets landscape and that promises the transform and significantly influence the future of the Banking sector and the broader Financial Markets.



It is worth to follow Mrs. Coppola advice and read her piece in Forbes Magazine on-line, that is available in the post by a link.





Coppola Comment: Deutsche Bank's latest capital raising won't end i...: My latest post at Forbes looks at the troubled Deutsche Bank and its latest attempt to improve its capital ratio: Deutsche Bank has final...

Apoio ao Manifesto ''Nunca Mais''!

Tara Perdida &Tim-Lisboa com EdgarBlogshepre!

Olá Lisboa! Um fantástico dia para Edgarblogshere!

Creativity in the cloud in the Edgarsphere.

'' While it is easy to contemplate the possibilities of the cloud, just
what does this massive decentralization of data mean for the way we work
and interact with one another? The FT's Christopher Booker speaks with
designers about how the cloud is changing the way their creative
process is done. ''

Don't give up 'cause you have friends

 

A very good week of work, prosperity and happiness to all my friends!

 

Post by P!nk Australia.

John Rogers: Making optoelectronics less invasive in the body

An excellent addition to the Blogsphere (which is being left alone these days...). But the post is well worth a return. I hope to post more over the region in the near future....

Rise of Professional Massive Learning

A very interesting post from Information Week magazine. The continuing relevance of Massive On-line Open Courses that seems to be increasingly important fro productivity and professional performance.


Rise Of The Corporate MOOC (via InformationWeek)

It's not your father's corporate training. EdX wants to help companies offer their own massive open online courses to keep employees' skills updated. For corporations, massive open online courses, or MOOCs, matter because they might become a major source…

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