Andrew Lansley had a dire article in the Telegraph yesterday. Let me summarise it. He said: a) We want to cut gov’t spending. b) The
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As International Adviser reports: Deposits on the Isle of Man decreased by £2.1 bn to £48.1bn in the first quarter of 2011, according to the
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In a piece titled Dirty Money: Why does the international banking system make it so easy for corruption to flourish?, the People & Power series on Al Jazeera reports on
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I suspect that there will be a lot of private sector employees, encouraged by the likes of the Daily Mail, who will complain  about pubic
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Southern Cross is not an aberration. Of course people will like to say it’s a bad apple, but it’s not. It is the model for the
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As the Guardian reports: The world’s four largest grain traders, responsible for the vast majority of global corn, soya and wheat trading and processing, have been
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As John Kay writes in the FT this morning: Corporation tax is an increasing headache for policymakers around the world. They are under pressure from
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As Larry Elliott notes this morning: One Sunday in October 2008, Alistair Darling flew back from Washington to find Britain on the brink of banking meltdown.
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As I mentioned recently, I have begin a blog on Forbes. The first blog – with the above title (which is also that of the blog
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