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Thursday 8 January 2009

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Business

Why I’ll never be Warren Buffett

Ross Clark on investment

Restoring the Taj is just part of Tata’s challenge

Richard Orange says rebuilding the terrorist-hit Mumbai hotel will be an easier task than steering Jaguar Land Rover and the steel group Corus through a deep recession

City Life

Corruption is the hot election issue, but the biggest fish are yet to be fried

Investment

Fifty years on, the yield gap reverses

Thought for the day

God rest ye merry capitalists

Arts

Community living

Kate Chisholm reviews recents radio broadcasts

Recent loves

Marcus Berkmann presents his records of 2008

Books

The misery of an intellectual

Reborn: Susan Sontag, Early Diaries, 1947-1964, edited by David Rieff

Swimming in a Sea of Death: A Son’s Memoir, by David Rieff

Foreign friends

From Bonbon to Cha-cha, edited by Andrew Delahunty

Style & Travel

Not just for Christmas

Matthew Dennison extols the virtues of a rare but distinguished breed

Latin lover

Colombia has Clemency Burton-Hill weak at the knees

The natural order of things

Matt Ridley says that Darwinian selection explains the appearance of seemingly ‘designed’ complexity throughout the world — not just in biology but in the economy, technology and the arts

Matt Ridley