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Osborne enters lions' den
1 Months ago at 10:36 by Matt Williams
Seeking to rescue the French leader's popularity from a 221-year low, his government has come up with a cunning plan to win the peasants' adoration. It will provide greater French support for ...
Does Austerity Work?
1 Months ago at 10:33 by John Redwood
This afternoon I am debating current austerity policies in the US, the UK and Euro-land with Martin Wolf, Robert Skidelsky and Meghnad Desai. The debate takes place at 5pm in the Sheldonian Theatre, ...
‘Oh, you’re gay?’An awkward encounter with a street fundraiser
1 Months ago at 10:08 by Leon Ward
Some of you may have seen some of my tweets last week, but for those that didn’t, I was walking down the high street in leafy suburban Surbiton when a charity fundraiser for an animal charity tried ...
G7 green light for weaker yen
1 Months ago at 10:02 by Matt Williams
Some Saudi Arabian students in Michigan take turns to cook lunch at the weekend. When Talal Al Rouki's turn came up he made a rice dish called kabsah. Having prepared it he carried round to his ...
On the mend?
1 Months ago at 9:55 by John Redwood
World share markets continued their good run this week. Investors still love all the extra money being created in the US, the UK and Japan. The extra liquidity is being driven into riskier assets by ...
Macroeconomics – is it all underpants?
1 Months ago at 9:07 by Diane Coyle, OBE
A couple of days ago, Simon Jack of BBC Radio 4′s Today Programme interviewed me about unconventional economic indicators. We chatted about the cranes index, written up by Chris Giles in the FT as a ...
Get up! Stand up! For your pension rights!
1 Months ago at 10:30 by Henry Tapper
I haven’t seen too many smiley faces among Pension people , certainly not in the last five yearsBut yesterday, at Workplace Pensions Live 2013, the sun broke through the clouds (metaphorically). ...
No change expected from Old Lady
1 Months ago at 10:25 by Matt Williams
At a press conference yesterday Luca Montezemolo, the chairman of Ferrari, said his firm would produce no more than 7,000 cars this year, 4% fewer than in 2012, despite having orders for more than ...
Trigger basic instincts to connect with web visitors
1 Months ago at 10:22 by Graham Jones
Human beings have a few basic needs. Food, warmth and shelter are amongst the most important. If we get those three, we can survive and for any species survival is what makes the difference between ...
Austerians, Stimulards, Krugmanites and history
1 Months ago at 10:49 by Diane Coyle, OBE
If you divide history up into separate decades or eras – arbitrary, of course – the average growth rate of similar economies differs greatly between them. For example, growth was 1-3 percentage ...
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Katherine Leppard is a Solicitor and has been at Mayo Wynne Baxter since 2008. She is currently ...
A specialist in litigation and employment Marika worked for Allen Ticehurst for 10 years before the ...
Savills plc is a global real estate services provider listed on the London Stock Exchange. We ...
Peter Godfrey-Evans delivers all aspects of corporate and personal insolvency work. When working ...
Ronan Marrion is Worldwide’s Mortgage Specialist, with his area of expertise being residential ...
