Voters will decide the shape of the next recession – Comment by Stuart Thomson, Ignis
“The current debate being played out in the letter pages of leading newspapers is more about politics than economics, with…
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Keeping the inflation monster at bay – our round-up of the weekend papers
The rising rate of inflation seemed to dominate the weekend’s money sections. And considering this is a subject as gloomy…
A pinch of Barbie, a dollop of pensions and a squeeze of YouTube = the vital ingredients for top Friday Links
Ah nostalgia, it seems to get younger every year. Top link to the top 100 websites of 1999 – old…
Nothing says I love you more than the topic of tax – this weekend’s papers
Picture the scene: it’s Valentine’s Day, the chocolates are out and the wine is flowing, you sit down with your…
Friday, Friday, Friday – links, links, links
Every fibre in your being tells you that it’s wrong, and yet it’s just so right: Keynes and Hayak economic…
Ah Friday, it can mean but one thing…it’s time for some linkage
First up on our links that we thought rather special this week is a blog which is vying for title…
Applying Darwinian theory to IFAs to avoid extinction
As Darwin said, “It is not the strongest species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most responsive…
Goodwill hunting: The end of 'CSR' as we know it…?
Picture: Josh [unemployed IT dude] at Flickr In the past few weeks, the ongoing debate around Google vs. China censorship…
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Barracking the Banks – But Darling, Do We Need Another Hoover? Comment by Stuart Thomson, Ignis
“Politicians are pre-eminent exponents of Murphy’s Law; anything that can go wrong will go wrong. Together with central banks they…
Britons say "I do" … to pre-wedding weight loss
– More than 4 in 10 Brits want to lose an average of 8lb (3.65kg) before their wedding day –…
Round up of weekend Money pages…
Taking a look at the themes dominating the Money pages at the weekend and, well, the theme is there is…
2010 set to be a good year for tech – could a global recovery make it great?
London, 1 February 2010 – Chronic supply shortages, resurgent corporate investment and buoyant consumer demand will drive significant outperformance across…