The FT has reported tonight that: Brussels is probing Ireland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands over their tax deals with multinationals paving the way potentially for a formal
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Don’t tell me there is no money: there is. It’s just in the wrong hands.
The FT’s reported this morning that: Verizon is on course to sell $49bn of bonds on Wednesday, the largest corporate debt sale in history, as the
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Occupy London Tours – September 2013 programme
The following seemed too good not to share, so I am: Forget Jack the Ripper and the London Dungeons, we show you the murky side of the
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Parliament’s “unofficial opposition”, Margaret Hodge’s ever trenchant public accounts committee
I could not help but be amused by a comment from Simon Jenkins in this morning’s Guardian: The latest body blow to the benighted [HS2]
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Cameron’s irresponsible comment on the UK’s tax havens will cause untold misery for the world’s poorest people
David Cameron’s irresponsible statement on Monday that none of the UK’s Crown Dependencies or Overseas Territories can now be considered tax havens is already having serious
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The power of the bond markets is just bluff – which is why debt could be used to fund the Green New Deal
In 2010 George Osborne led the UK into solely politically motivated austerity and government cuts using the first of his political bogeymen – the power
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Awards for campaigning are nice, I admit. Having the right to campaign is more important
I was invited to the Sheila McKechnie Foundation awards ceremony yesterday. It was great to see David Hillman of Stamp Out Poverty receive the Sheila
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A correction to the Jersey Evening Post’s misquotations
The Jersey Evening Post published an article on Monday quoting me that was riddled with errors. It said: A CRITIC of the Island’s finance industry
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MG Rover debacle can’t hide accounting regulation failures
I mentioned my concern about the fine imposed by accountancy regulators on Deloitte yesterday. My friend and colleague Prof Prem Sikka has addressed the issue
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