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Wimbledon Effect
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The Wimbledon Effect is a chiefly British and Japanese analogy, which possibly originated in Japan, that compares the tennis fame of the Wimbledon Championships with the economic success of the United
2002–2004 Wimbledon doubles champion, Todd Woodbridge from Australia and Jonas Björkman from Sweden
2002–2004 Wimbledon doubles champion, Todd Woodbridge from Australia and Jonas Björkman from Sweden
The City of London, pictured to the right, with Tower Bridge looming over the River Thames.
The City of London, pictured to the right, with Tower Bridge looming over the River Thames.
The 68th Asashōryū and the 69th yokozuna Hakuho, who are both from Mongolia.
The 68th Asashōryū and the 69th yokozuna Hakuho, who are both from Mongolia.
Z/Yen
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Z/Yen is a commercial think tank, consultancy and venture firm headquartered in the City of London. It works in the financial services, technology and voluntary sectors on research, performance review
Wimbledon Effect
…Wheeling & Dealing", Newsweek, 23 January 2006 The Competitive Position of London as a Global Financial Centre, report by City of London Corporation & Z/Yen, November 2005 "Spate of takeover bids 'sign of economic strength'"[link removed], Financial Times, 14 November 2005…
Headquarters, 1 King William Street
Headquarters, 1 King William Street