| Its topics are the predictable pop-culture bellwethers of the day, reheated into screechy mush. |
| Alongside those in China's telecoms operators, these shares have become international bellwethers for the Chinese market as a whole. |
| A similar approach is adopted in aviation, where airline service punctuality statistics provide bellwethers for regulatory and policy monitoring. |
| Tech stocks also suffered, despite some positive news concerning two bellwethers. |
| Voters in six states including a pair of traditional bellwethers, Ohio and Missouri will choose whether to raise theirs. |
| It is a successor to the Early Adopter Wars that Ruth Shalit skewered 4 years ago, an attempt to productize the bellwethers. |
