I have just noticed that I posted my 15,000th blog post yesterday. Given that this blog began in June 2006 that means I have posted,
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In a blog that lacked few of the usual trappings of diplomatic reticence that often shroud their work the IMF warned yesterday that: The global
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One of the pleasures of my last fifteen years has been getting to know Professor Sol Picciotto. Sol is an emeritus professor at Lancaster University,
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It has been a persistent theme of this blog that the march of neoliberal capitalism has been away from democracy and towards neo-feudalism. The evidence that
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As the Guardian has reported this morning, the House of Lords has voted by a large majority to indicate that it would wish the UK to
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Tax Justice UK is promoting an event with the above title: May 17, 2018 – 6:00 PM Goldsmiths, University of London (Room PSH LG01)- Professor Stuart Hall Building,
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From the FT, late yesterday: KPMG is in deep trouble in South Africa, and for good reason. Its audit failings in the UK also leave it
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The UK is descending into chaos. The IMF now says its forecast of an economic consequences to Brexit is proving to be correct. The Windrush
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I made a television recording yesterday on the role of the Big 4 firms of accountants. I am doing another later this week. Since one
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