The Financial Times reports this morning that Standard Chartered plans to cut more than 7,800 back-office jobs by 2030. These cuts will mean around 15
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Andy Burnham’s economics will not work
Andy Burnham says he wants to break with the failed neoliberal economics that have damaged Britain for decades. He talks about public ownership, reindustrialisation, regional investment
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Starmer, Burnham, the Hapless Horserace
This podcast was recorded on Friday for the Echo Chamber podcast, now run by Tony Groves, in Dublin. We were discussing UK themes on this
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Richard Murphy’s View on….Fiscal Rules.
The second of this series was published this morning, and is on fiscal rules, a topic that has been discussed on this blog for a
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Might you help?
Introduction As has become apparent over this weekend, we are launching a number of new ideas on this blog. On Saturday, I launched the ‘Richard
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Today’s Debate Ammunition – The City of London Corporation
Today’s Debate Ammunition is on the City of London Corporation and its influence. I am posting it in full here, but it is best read
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The secret power behind the City of London
Who really governs Britain? In this video, I explore the hidden political power of the City of London Corporation and the offshore finance network linked
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Reeves’s reckless gamble with financial stability
Sky News is reporting that Rachel Reeves has signed off on proposals to loosen the bank ring-fencing regime, with a formal announcement expected as early
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Introducing Debate Ammunition
I introduced the new ‘Richard Murphy’ View On’ series here yesterday. The first was on modern monetary theory This morning we have another new idea.
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