The Guardian reported last night that: HSBC will not face formal action from the City regulator following revelations that the Swiss arm of Britain’s biggest
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Joseph Stiglitz needs to learn what banks do and don’t do
Prof Steve Keen of Kingston University drew my attention to an article by Nobel Laureate Prof Jospeh Stiglitz in which he writes about the current
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2016: not going well so far
Call for Papers: Corruption and the Role of Tax Havens
Call for papers for a Research Workshop on CORRUPTION AND THE ROLE OF TAX HAVENS City University London, 28th / 29th April 2016 In May
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An economic plan for 2016
I have already noted that the prospects for the UK in 2016 are poor. So what would I do, given the chance? The required strategy
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Welcome to 2016
It’s the first morning back at work. What has 2016 to offer? A bumpy ride, at best. UK stock markets were down 5% last year.
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What does Will Hutton want? It’s time to choose between genuine markets or continuing abuse
Will Hutton has an article in the Observer under the title: When will banks learn that dodgy tax practices actually cost them dear? It’s OK
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What is the right wing of Labour for?
John Harris has written his most balanced article for the Guardian for some time, asking: When are Labour party ‘moderates’ going to do more than
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1,931,967 thank yous
This blog enjoyed record traffic last year ( as has, in fact, been the case every previous year): My thanks to all who spent time
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