I have just been told I have been nominated for an award. This is the AccountingWEB Outstanding Contribution to Accounting Award, of which they say:
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HMRC published it annual report yesterday. One of its claims, styled as an achievement, was that it now has only 170 offices compared with 539
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I have good reason to support green quantitative easing since, as far as I can find, Colin Hines and I were the first people to use
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Some days there is little or no news. On others it is as if it was planned that bad news should flood the media. The
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So, some in Greece rioted as its independent future was abandoned to Brussels. Is anyone surprised? And does anyone think it will end there?

This is ridiculous beyond madness (and comes from the Guardian this morning): The government is struggling to pay for new clean energy supplies which could
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I am grateful to Jolyon Maugham for pointing out what might best be called the bleedin’ obvious. He has reminded me, via his blog, of
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This letter was in the Guardian yesterday, from my Green New Deal colleague, Colin Hines: Larry Elliott is right to say that rather than crushing Greece’s
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I saw this in the FT this morning: BHP Billiton expects to book a $2bn impairment charge following a review of its US shale assets.
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