It’s the sort of day when blogging cannot be high on my agenda. That’s because today and tomorrow see the launch meeting of the Time
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I was in discussion with one of the very first baby-boomers yesterday. He was born just after the Second World War. What he suggested was
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The Guardian featured an article yesterday that was promoted with this tweet: It seems like AOC did a good job with that dress, but I
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Very soon detailed negotiations on the OECD’s proposed new global corporation tax deal will recommence, with many issues still on the table for agreement. John
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As the Guardian has reported: Andy Haldane, the former Bank of England chief economist appointed on Sunday as the head of the government’s levelling up
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As the FT has noted this morning: John Glen, City minister, has vowed that Britain’s financial services sector will enjoy “competitive tax rates” as he
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As an FT newsletter notes this morning: The UK’s largest energy suppliers are requesting a multibillion-pound emergency support package from the government to help them
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Gillian Tett has noted in the FT this morning that: The Institute of International Finance calculates that total global debt hit a record $296tn at the
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The London based Institute for Government has opined on Scotland’s currency options in the event of independence. The result is, unfortunately, very London-centric. To give
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