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May 2009 Graduation - Entry Wall Street Attire Advice
Hey Guys, I'm graduating in May, and I'm starting to give serious consideration as to my professional attire, when I begin work in July 2009 as an investment banking analyst in NYC, so it is time to upgrade my wardrobe from my summer analyst days. Priority now should be whether the IB is able...- Reuters
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Cheap Suits
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ashes-cost-sui New round of price cuts hits the High Street as M&S slashes cost of suit to just £24 By Sean Poulter Last updated at 11:37 PM on 17th July 2008 * commentsComments (0) * Add to My Stories Add to My Stories Marks & Spencer cut the price...- Reuters
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4 basic bespoke shirt colors
I used to think that I was the only boring one around, choosing only white, blue, & pink only, when there are tons of options around.- Reuters
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Maxing a Car. What Happens?
In any somewhat modern car the chip cuts gas at the limit. it can still pass (briefly) but it will not pass the limit but not by much. +1. There is a rev cut, impossible to hold in red for long.- Reuters
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- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Berluti in SG
i'm wondering how much/many sales they're going to get considering the pathetic sensibility of style among singaporeans... You are screwing with the wrong crowd.- Reuters
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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hey, Jet Blast, pay attention
Whatever dude. One thing I know, I don't want to peruse an airline with rude, old, and ugly air hostesses. Which goes for all "free" American airlines. Singapore Air is the best. Cathay Pacific is reasonably well too.- Reuters
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- Forum: General Discussions
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hey, Jet Blast, pay attention
Actually Singapore being Singapore, you will find that they are quasi-govt owned, but very much left to their own devices to make money. Very little propping up is tolerated there, and Singapore is not big on safety nets. +1.- Reuters
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- Forum: General Discussions
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Slim fit trousers in sydney?
You cant get anything decent there, Sydney would be much better.- Reuters
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What Do You Do For a Living?
you'll love this story. I once hired a guy who had studied jazz music, and been a pro musician for a few years, before getting into sales. the position was sales manager for western europe. anyway, we are on a trip in london, we get to heathrow to fly out, and while we are waiting for the...- Reuters
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- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Non-Chinese Working in Hong Kong. How hard is it?
Its gonna be tough if you cant speak Chinese or Cantonese. Majority of them can speak reasonable English but they arent interested in doing so.- Reuters
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WSJ - New Chinese suits vs. Italian suits
The faster Americans get over the fact that a lot of industrial production is economically infeasible in the U.S., the faster we'll all be better off. Protecting dead jobs is more frustrating than anything else. Not to worry, the invisible hand would take care of that. Sooner or later, people...- Reuters
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WSJ - New Chinese suits vs. Italian suits
You're no economist are you? So a Chinese person who is poor making $0 an hour can't try to better their own lives by finding a job making $2 per hour? And who cares if they are 10 years old? Your standards do not apply to China. If the free market will support $2 per hour, why shouldn't...- Reuters
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Am I the only one who does not like French cuffs?
OP, I'm with you. Never liked FC.- Reuters
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- Forum: Classic Menswear