WSJ: 5 Books to Read if You’re Thinking of Changing Careers

 By SIMON CONSTABLE

Unhappy workers dream of doing something different, but often don’t know where to even begin. They might want to start by reading these books. Read more here.

The Long Interview: His Imperial Highness Reza Pahlavi Shares His Views on Iran

 By SIMON CONSTABLE

His Imperial Highness Reza Pahlavi discusses the situation in Iran, sanctions, the Masha Act, and much much more with Simon Constable.

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#France: Lessons learned by an Englishman living in the splendor of the South of France. @RealConstable @BatchelorShow

 By SIMON CONSTABLE

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#France: Harvest Moon in the sunflower fields. @RealConstable @BatchelorShow #Occitania, France.

 By SIMON CONSTABLE

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WSJ. Financial Flashback -- Crisis on Wall Street

By SIMON CONSTABLE

 

Exclusively published in the print edition of the  Wall Street Journal.

#France: England hints at blaming France for the air traffic chaos. @BatchelorShow @RealConstable, Occitane

 By SIMON CONSTABLE

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Forbes.com: Germany’s Epic Recession Continues: Economy Still Can’t Catch A Break

 By SIMON CONSTABLE

The German Federal government just confirmed that the economy has now been in recession for three straight quarters through to the end of June. And that doesn’t even take into account the current situation nor the likely future for the country.

“We suspect that household and government consumption will continue be very weak and think investment will contract,” states a recent report from London-based financial consulting company Capital Economics. Read more here.

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