As the Guardian notes this morning, referring to an Institute for Fiscal Studies report: Workers suffer deepest cut in real wages since records began, IFS shows What’s the
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I am amused by a headline in the FT this morning that says: Japan grapples with lack of entrepreneurs The article is about red tape, but I think that misses the
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As the FT notes this morning: The former head of the company behind Farepak, the failed Christmas hamper savings club, has been fined by an
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I loved this in a Bloomberg article on the merits of UK UNcut this morning (which is well worth reading): UK Uncut does have detractors.
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Those who hate the state love leaks of the sort The Guardian has been publishing. They justify their ‘Big Brother’ view of all that is
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As the FT reports this morning: Thames Water has been slammed by public sector unions and politicians after the UK’s biggest water company by revenue
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This is well worth reading and seems really well researched, accessible and supports many of the arguments made here over time:   I found a
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It’s depressing to note that the Policy Exchange view of bank privatisation, which no doubt will be thoughtfully considered by George Osborne before becoming policy, has so much publicity this
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Vince Cable has a rather shabby article in the Observer today. Superficially it reads well, starting: The G8 summit is a real chance to clean
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