Out of the box: lunch with Michael Spence - Sydney Morning Herald12 May 2012

Sydney Morning HeraldOut of the box: lunch with Michael SpenceSydney Morning HeraldSydney University's oboe-playing, Mandarin-speaking vice-chancellor will not be pigeonholed. Lunch, we are told, will be on campus. Which might mean flak jackets and an armed escort. It is coincidence that the vice-chancellor of the University of ...

Lunch with the FT - Financial Times12 May 2012

Financial TimesLunch with the FTFinancial TimesThen, at the age of 58, she jacked it all in to seek her fortune in China. A little more than a year later, Collinsworth is living out of a suitcase in Beijing where – despite speaking barely a word of Mandarin – she has set out to become a sort of ...and more »

Here be dragons: Anthony Bolton - Financial Times11 May 2012

Financial TimesHere be dragons: Anthony BoltonFinancial TimesSo strong is his faith in the rise of China that Bolton ditched his retirement plans two years ago and moved from London to Hong Kong, to launch a £460m fund that invests in companies like Ajisen. Things have not exactly gone to plan.and more »

Even During Finals, Some Law Students and Professors Manage to Act Like Adults - Above the Law11 May 2012

Above the LawEven During Finals, Some Law Students and Professors Manage to Act Like AdultsAbove the LawInstead of stubbornly stumbling forward with righteous indignation, the student had the guts to admit his hasty reply: I'd like to personally apologize to the student body for the tone of the last email. I'm the one who drafted it, ...and more »