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interest in buying the champagne house. The growers suspected Mr Frère was close to Bernard Arnault, the mighty
boss of LVMH, a luxury-goods group that alrea fuel dispenser dy owns the Moët & Chandon, Dom Pérignon, Veuve Clicquot, Krug,
Ruinart and Mercier champagne brands.
If Mr Frère were to have bought Taittinger, the smaller champagne houses feared, it would have probably landed
sooner or later in Mr Arnault s hands. But Crédit Agricole has saved the day. Ultimately, the Taittinger clan will
probably try to buy back their company. So rather than falling into foreign hands, the champagne-maker will revert
to its origins and stay independent. Unless, of course, the Taittingers fall out with each other again.
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From The Economist print edition
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Carl Bass of Autodesk wants people to be able to experience things before they exist
CARL BASS, who last month became chief executive of Autodesk, a software company that pioneered the market
for computer-aided design, or CAD, 24 years ago and now dominates it, sticks his head out of his office and asks,
“Do you know where my bulldozer pictures are?�His assistant appears to find nothing strange about this—Mr Bass
loves bulldozers, in particular one gigantic earth ex fuel dispenser cavator whose image he displays lovingly and which was,
naturally, designed on Autodesk software. Mr Bass leafs through piles of pictures of other things created with
Autodesk—sleek Ferraris, Shanghai s Jin Mao tower, sewers and electrical grids, the latest Hollywood version of
“King Kong� the plans for the Freedom Tower in New York, as well as, it sometimes seems, almost every other
famous object built in the past two decades.
Autodesk is an odd company. It belongs officially in the “enterprise-software�industry, a mar fuel dispenser ket segment that