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“We must all of us think about what is the working relationship today between our staff and the company,” Mr Richard tells the Financial Times.
裡夏爾告訴英國《金融時報》：“我們所有人都必須想一想：如今員工與公司間的工作關(guān)系應(yīng)該是個什麼樣子?！?/li>
Only specialist providers of business news such as the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times seemed able to get people (or, more usually, people’s employers) to pay for news online.
僅僅專業(yè)的商業(yè)新聞提供者像華爾街日報和金融時報似乎能夠讓人們（或更多的是雇主）爲(wèi)了網(wǎng)上新聞付費(fèi)。
“Maybe they think there is more demand, but as far as we know the market enjoys stability in supply and demand,” he told the Financial Times.
“也許他們認(rèn)爲(wèi)有更多需求，但就我們所知，目前市場正処於供需平衡的穩(wěn)定侷麪，”他曏英國《金融時報》表示。
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John Ridding,the chief executive of Financial Times, an international newspaper based in Britain,welcomed the move.
Gideon Rachman,a chief commentator for London's "Financial Times" newspaper says the decision made sense.
At a time when newspaper circulation is declining rapidly around the world, Financial Times Web site (FT) says its subscriptions are up 22 percent, while revenues have jumped 30 percent.

The proposed changes are part of legislation on central bank independence, the Financial Times reports.
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