I expect to find File of 4 on Tuesday 15 July very interesting. The trailer says: Profits before poverty? In 1948, the post-war Labour Government
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Credit cards: why aren’t we tackling the next crunch?
Credit card failure will be the next feature of the credit crunch. It’s bound to happen, soon. People are holding out by piling their cards
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Tax simplification
AccountingWEB (amongst others) has reported that the Tories have issued a press release saying: A report by a working group headed up by ex-chancellor Lord
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The worst tax haven of all?
Tax-news.com reported late last week that: Niue Premier Sani Lakatana revealed this week that the OECD has expressed concerns over the Government’s decision to retain
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There’s something rotten in the State of Jersey
I had a very interesting conversation with a person who lives in the Channel Islands last week. He did not come from Jersey. The person
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The end of Swiss banking?
The FT has noted that: It promises to be a long hot summer for UBS and Credit Suisse, Switzerland’s two world-scale banks. That is not
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Fed says re-regulate banks
The FT has reported that: Ben Bernanke on Thursday called on Congress to consider sweeping changes to financial regulation, including much tighter supervision of investment
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Let’s get real about private capital
A commentator on this site recently said: You talk about money as though wealth is generated by states, rather than capitalists. I know you don’t
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Odiogo
I have disabled the Odiogo option on this site. I was getting bored by the time it was taking to refresh. If anyone really misses
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