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Martin Langfield

Position: Journalist
I joined Reuters in 1987 and have worked as a correspondent and bureau chief in El Salvador, Mexico, Miami and New York, with shorter spells in London, Madrid, Peru, Cuba, Chile and Nicaragua.

Articles

COLUMN-Walker invents the super-non-exec: Neil Collins November 26, 12:01am EST 

-- Neil Collins is a Reuters columnist. The views expressed are his own --  Full Article 

COLUMN-HSBC's Swiss miss: Matthew Goldstein November 13, 07:11pm EST 

-- Matthew Goldstein is a Reuters columnist. The views expressed are his own --  Full Article 

COLUMN-Not so coo-coo for CoCos: Agnes T. Crane November 12, 02:39pm EST 

-- Agnes T. Crane is a Reuters columnist. The views expressed are her own --  Full Article 

COLUMN-Reed CEO counts cost of cash call: Alexander Smith
COLUMN-Banks bully, brokers bleat: Neil Collins
COLUMN-Irene presses the snooze button on Cadbury: Neil Collins
COLUMN-Lower Opel costs to help government aid: Alexander Smith
COLUMN-Shareholders bear privatised pensions pain: Neil Collins
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