I had a long, and enjoyable, discussion on the impact and consequences of wealth inequality in the UK yesterday. Who with does not matter: at
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There have only been three Tuesday's this year and this will be my second in Paris. Today's meeting is on how to provide tax relief
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This is from Oxfam’s new report on inequality, out today: Companies have responded positively to the Ebola crisis: some pharmaceutical companies are investing in research
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There is a fair description of quantitative easing as it has been practiced in the UK and as it is likely to be practiced in Europe.
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I have belatedly noticed that Global CEO magazine has concluded its survey of top CSR directors and has reported: Our CSR poll has ended and
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It’s Davos time: the moment in the neoliberal calendar when he high priests of exploitation gather to celebrate their ability to pillage on behalf of
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The Green New Deal Group launched a new report today on the need for Green Infrastructure Quantitative Easing and the collection of money owed by tax
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Who would have thought it? George Osborne is the new, and apparently the biggest, fan of government debt. Ad the Guardian report this morning: More
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There are those who think that devolving tax powers to individual parts of the UK will be economically beneficial. I do think that is possible
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