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  • RAPID RESPONSES

    May 31, 2012

    Mobile students [Re: Are student visa curbs damaging Britain?, yesterday] I wish to express my disagreement with Priti Patel on this issue. International students, and the money they bring, are one of the UK’s most lucrative exports. The majority of students who come to the UK leave afterwards and it’s a mistake to compare current student [...]

  • State and private school kids face damaging gap in enterprise skills

    May 30, 2012

    GOVERNMENTS across the world are working to close the gap between education and the workplace. High youth unemployment has focused attention on schools’ ability to prepare young people to compete for jobs, and concerns over growth are shining a spotlight on whether education systems encourage and enable sufficient numbers of young people to become entrepreneurs. [...]

  • Romney gears up for November’s election that Obama could still lose

    May 30, 2012

    EVER since it became clear that he’d be facing Barack Obama in November, Mitt Romney has frustrated the Democrats. The expected gaffes have rarely surfaced, his stump speeches have improved and the Republican candidate has remained on message, consistently focusing on the economy and jobs. It’s a development that has seen some Democrats, who had [...]

  • Italy must reform: It can’t wallow in the mire forever

    May 30, 2012

    ITALY is the lumbering hippo of the Eurozone, more notable for its size rather than its speed. Compared to what was going on elsewhere in the run-up to 2008, Italy was not drinking from the cheap credit oasis in the same way as its neighbours. It wasn’t running as fast, with growth averaging 1.5 per [...]

  • Are the coalition’s efforts to curb student visa abuse damaging Britain’s economy?

    May 30, 2012

    YES Nicola Dandridge Government policy to reduce net migration is sending the message that the UK does not welcome genuine international students. It could also damage a profoundly successful UK export – at a time when the UK economy needs growth. Competitor countries, like the US and Australia, are taking active steps to encourage international [...]

  • RAPID RESPONSES

    May 30, 2012

    Agile office space [Re: London’s developers have a prime role in ensuring its future success, Tuesday] I couldn’t agree more with George Iacobescu’s assessment. It is vital for property developers to respond to changing business needs. However, greater property market flexibility could also be achieved by owners being open to new ways of making space available. [...]

  • Spanish regional profligacy sits as a worrying lesson to the Eurozone

    May 29, 2012

    BEYOND the troubled banking sector, there is another potential problem on the Spanish horizon that could be instrumental in how the euro crisis develops: the central government’s relationship with the 17 Spanish regions, and particularly its ability to keep public spending at the regional level under control. The 1978 post-Franco constitution designed Spain as a [...]

  • I should have the right to quit a job without being sued for unfairly resigning

    May 29, 2012

    AS AN undergraduate, I worked at a laundromat for a few months. Each Sunday I would spend 10 hours giving people tokens for the machines and doing “serviced washes”. This could be a nasty business because people occasionally dropped off clothes or bed sheets they had soiled on account of drinking too much the night [...]

  • Charities need to be innovative to beat tough times

    May 29, 2012

    PUBLIC services are being opened up to a variety of providers. If you go swimming, social enterprise Greenwich Leisure Limited, not the council, may well be running the pool. Your rubbish is more likely to be collected by a private company. And if you have a relative in need of social care, then it’s likely [...]

  • As BP faces difficulty at its Russian venture, is the country a safe place for UK investors?

    May 29, 2012

    YES John McRoberts There has always been concern around election time in Russia but, now that Vladimir Putin is again President, I expect another period of stability. He has transformed the country, putting in place a new environment for business, built primarily on transforming the tax system. Personal income tax is now a flat 13 [...]

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