As the FT has reported today: Considering it came less than two months after the last occasion when thousands of UBS shareholders assembled to hear
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Don’t abuse the civil service
I wrote yesterday about George Osborne and my suspicion that he was receiving leaked documentation. I did so before knowing of the arrest of Damian
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My del.icio.us bookmarks for November 27th
These are my links for November 27th: David Cameron could scrap final salary public sector pensions – Telegraph – How to win the support of
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Osborne: a man of poor judgement?
It does look increasingly likely that someone inside the Treasury is trying to sabotage Labour’s work. We have seen documents incorrectly posted to the net.
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Jersey swings left
Jersey had an election yesterday. As the Jersey Evening Post has reported: THE Jersey Democratic Alliance scored the biggest success for party politics in 60
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The OECD has smelt the coffee
Angel Gurr??a, secretary general of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has an article in the Guardian this morning. I admit to some pleasure
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Get Prem Sikka in
Accountancy Age reports: The Commons Treasury Committee is to question auditors about their role in the banking crisis and whether reform of the auditing industry
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A humble economist
The following from the FT (much compacted) and is quoted from a speech b y Martin Wolf: Last year I enjoyed telling a number of
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The morning after the night before
It’s quite astonishing how far and how fast the Tax Justice agenda has spread. It’s amply in evidence in an important new report on the
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