An FT editorial this morning says, in conclusion to a discussion on the European conventional QE programme, and having noted that the programme in question
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The writing is on the wall for oil
The FT has reported that: Norway’s $1tn oil fund should sell out of oil and gas shares, the country’s government has recommended, in a move
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Companies House is not fit for purpose
The Treasury Committee of the House of Commons has reported this morning on economic crime in the UK. It thinks Companies House a major weakness
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Neoliberalism kills
The Guardian reported yesterday that: British adults’ life expectancy has been cut by six months in the biggest reduction in official longevity forecasts. The Institute
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Why every company should have its accounts on public record
There has been a lot of comment this week from the Crown Dependencies on why they should not be required to have a register of
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Deliberate acts of vandalism rarely appeal, but that is what the government is delivering for the UK economy
As the Guardian has reported, the government is still refusing to confirm its intention to scrap up to 90% of tariffs after Brexit. There is
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The House of Lords tells the Commons to think again
It is quite extraordinary that the government was heavily defeated on Brexit in the House of Lords last night and yet almost none of the
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Do we need cash?
Cash is becoming scarce. And business would like to be rid of it. From a tax perspective I can share their view. From society’s perspective
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This disunited kingdom
I have already noted this morning that at sometime in the future there will be a new post-Brexit order, in which order will be restored.
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