(THE JOURNALIST DIRECTORY, 3/1/2008)

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(Families in Business Magazine, 1/1/2008)

For families wishing to invest in hedge funds there are various steps that should be undertaken to ensure returns in this booming asset class. REG CROWDER offers some tips for first time investors who are looking to third party providers. Families in Business Magazine, January/February 2008, No. 36.

(Families in Business Magazine, 1/1/2008)

Despite some high profile failures, hedge funds had a successful year in 2007. As investors evaluate which funds will perform best in 2008, REG CROWDER meets the experts to shed some light on the trends to watch, over the next 12 months. Families in Business Magazine, January/February 2008, No. 36.

(The Reverse Merger Report, 2/1/2007)

AIM vs. NASDAQ ARGUMENT MISSES THE POINT - Andrew Gowans is a British attorney who was sent to his law firm's Silicon Valley office to help high-tech companies raise capital on London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM). But he doesn't argue for a moment that AIM is a one-size-fits-all solution...

(OfficialWire, 1/31/2006)

LONDON, ENGLAND -- (OfficialWire) -- 01/31/06 -- The rich countries say they are launching a new campaign to rid Africa, once and for all, of poverty. Aside from the industrialised world's total refusal to face and deal with their own roles, and those of the corporate giants....

(The Reverse Merger Report, 3rd Quarter 2006)

Entrepreneurs dazed by the mind-numbing securities regulations that confront early-stage companies in the U.S. might be stunned to discover how different things can be just north of the border in Canada.

(The Reverse Merger Report, 3rd Quarter 2006)

There's one big drawback for the growing number of U.S. companies going to London to raise capital. That is the oddity of manual settlement of U.S. Regulation S equities...

(Tax Justice Focus, 1st quarter 2006, page 12)

While global anti-corruption efforts typically focus on"fixing" problems in poorer countries' public sectors, the power of public sector money to influence government policy is the bigger corruption story, argues Reg Crowder. [Story on page 12]

(The Reverse Merger Report, 3rd quarter 2006)

The steady stream of Chinese companies coming to London in search of growth capital is building to a torrent as the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) celebrates the arrival of its 36th Chinese company listing. More than $430 million has been raised on AIM for the 17 Chinese companies....

(The Reverse Merger Report, 2nd quarter 2006)

To suggest that London's venture capital, start-up and innovative corporate finance specialists hungrily drooled like Pavlov's dogs awaiting the Alternative Investment Market's (AIM) mass suspension of shell companies would be a bit, as the British would say, "over the top."