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  • The Copyright Directive might have noble aims, but it is plagued by a lack of clarity

    April 3, 2019

    Last week, the European Union inched closer to finalising new rules governing the use of copyright material on the internet. Set out in the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market, the rules set out to curb the power of big tech firms by levelling the playing field between content creators and those who [...]

  • The European Union is on the backfoot, but few seem to notice

    April 2, 2019

    There is a very bad habit that many of our broadcasters have of focusing on what might befall us. It reminds me of Frankie Howerd in Up Pompeii bemoaning “woe is me, woe is me” – as if he might warn his master against leaving the Empire without a deal. It would be refreshing were there [...]

  • Hong Kong Horse Racing Tips: Ping Hai can offer his backers some Treasure at Sha Tin

    April 2, 2019

    SUPPORTERS of ‘Magic Man’ Joao Moreira breathed a huge sigh of relief last Sunday at Sha Tin when their hero was back to his imperious best with a winning treble. There have been mutterings of discontent among the locals about the former two-time champion jockey recently, with the Brazilian getting beat on a number of [...]

  • Hong Kong Horse Racing Tips: Back Very Sweet Orange to have the juice to win

    April 2, 2019

    RACING switches to the dirt track at Sha Tin today as racegoers are treated to a highly competitive eight-race card. Dirt racing in Hong Kong is always looked upon suspiciously by regulars because of the number of imponderables. Important factors such as a track bias or challenging in the centre of the track must be [...]

  • Trevor Steven: Tottenham stadium move timing seems strange when they should be focusing on top four race

    April 2, 2019

    Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has born the brunt of the criticism for a loss at Liverpool on Sunday that leaves them fighting to stay in the Premier League’s top four, but I believe their problems lie elsewhere. Two stats tell the tale of Spurs’ season. First, they are in double figures for defeats, which is [...]

  • If you want to close the gender pay gap, avoid these quick fixes

    April 2, 2019

    This Thursday, 4 April, is the deadline for private and charity sector employers to submit reports on the gender pay gap within their organisation. The fact is that most employers have a gender pay gap, and the reasons behind them will differ in every case. Here are some of the most common pitfalls to watch out [...]

  • DEBATE: Is Apple’s move into finance with the launch of a credit card a good idea for the tech giant?

    April 2, 2019

    Is Apple’s move into finance with the launch of a credit card a good idea for the tech giant? YES, says Andrew Mitchell, vice president at JCB. Despite the steady growth of Apple Pay, it’s relatively early for Apple in the payments sphere. However, this product could be a catalyst, strengthening Apple’s position in financial services [...]

  • Are emerging markets really worth the risk?

    April 2, 2019

    At a time when the US Federal Reserve has well and truly capitulated on its hiking path, some emerging markets are not showing signs of relief. Against the dollar, Argentina’s peso is close to an all-time low, the Turkish Lira is teetering near a year-to-date low, and the South African rand is creeping back to [...]

  • Here’s how the banks are working to become worthy of your trust

    April 2, 2019

    More than 10 years have passed since the financial crisis of 2008, which had enormous repercussions for people’s welfare and the economic stability of many countries. There have since been major developments, many of them in the area of financial regulation. Regulation and the sanctions of the law have an important part to play in [...]

  • Generation Rent needs more help to buy property, not Help to Buy

    April 2, 2019

    Britain is not yet a nation of renters – but it’s getting there. Half of children are now born in rented accommodation, versus a third back in 2003-4. The number of families renting with children has doubled in a decade, according to the insurance provider Royal London. Meanwhile, new analysis shows that the government’s Help [...]

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