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Nationalise. Now.

Posted on October 10 2008

The FT has just published this. London equities tumbled on Friday extending the FTSE 100’s decline to five-consecutive days during which the senior index lost
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What’s the capital of Iceland?

Posted on October 10 2008

Q: “What is the capital of Iceland?” A: “About one and a half Krona”

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Do you remember the Domicle debate?

Posted on October 10 2008

Do you remember the domicile debate and how almost all accountants argued that we had to keep our favourable tax treatment so that all those
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Hot news

Posted on October 10 2008

Hot news from Accountancy Age: UK has lost its ranking in the top three of Europe’s most favourable tax and legal environments, according to the
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The banks must be forced to stop their tax abuse

Posted on October 10 2008

People are asking me a simple question at the moment: why are we bailing out the banks when ti seems that the banks have done
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The FTSE is massively overvalued: those selling are behaving rationally

Posted on October 10 2008

I have already noted market reaction to the bank bail out this morning. It is clear that £500 billion is not enough to stabilise markets.
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Falling off a cliff

Posted on October 10 2008

This morning’s FTSE 100 graph (so far): The package has not worked. Nationalisation is the only option for the banks.

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My del.icio.us bookmarks for October 10th

Posted on October 10 2008

These are my links for October 10th: Tribune » Blog Archive » Red Alert: What went wrong in the capitalist casino – Tony Benn: always
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The threat lying offshore

Posted on October 10 2008

From the Guardian this morning, by my Tax Justice Network colleague John Christensen and me: The global economic crisis means financial re-regulation is, finally, on
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