It’s always pleasant to find people agreeing with you. The FT’s editorial today says: At the very least, it is time to rethink what we
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AccountingWEB has reported that: HMRC has announced that from 15 June 2007, if you are travelling to or from a country outside the European Union
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Paul Wolfowitz may not be an elected politician, but he’s certainly part of the US political elite, if for no other reason than having been
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Dennis Howlett covers the option backdating scandal at Apple today and provides links to useful stuff. Reuters summarise the story like this: Fred Anderson, Apple’s
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It’s a bit like asking is the Pope a Catholic really, isn’t it? Some of the latest evidence is available here. And note who was
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There’s an interesting discussion of insider dealing in the City in the FT today. Take this as some indication of the flavour: Many have found
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Nick Shaxson, the TJN media officer has a new book out ‘Poisoned Wells: The Dirty Politics of African Oil’. He’s talked about it in the
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Vemont has voted to start impeachment proceedings against Bush and Cheney. I checked this wasn’t an April Fool. Then I wanted to cheer. It’s my
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I’ve been involved in a debate at AccountingWEB which flows from their limited coverage of the new tax amnesty (a story that I note has
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