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  • Labour’s VAT jibe is political hot air, George Osborne won’t bite

    November 26, 2014

    It’s that time of year again folks. The Christmas adverts have taken root on our TV screens and Marks and Spencer has its “tastefully festive” album playing in store. That’s right, the Autumn Statement is just around the corner and boy what a stocking full of goodies the chancellor is preparing to give away this [...]

  • Economists are pessimistic over ECB purchases

    November 26, 2014

    A EUROPEAN official yesterday hinted that controversial government bond purchases could begin early in 2015. However, economists remain pessimistic with regard to the size and scope of any future purchases. European Central Bank (ECB) vice president Vitor Constancio said policy makers would wait and see if current policies had any success in the first three [...]

  • Theresa May’s new terrorism bill will allow passports to be seized for 30 days and require internet companies to identify individuals

    November 26, 2014

    Theresa May has published the new terrorism bill, which includes a raft of new terrorism measures that she hopes will help protect the UK from what's been described as the rising terror threat. In a speech made earlier this week the home secretary said that the UK faced its greatest terror threat since any time [...]

  • World Cup bidding process: Sajid Javid calls upon Sepp Blatter to publish full report

    November 26, 2014

    The UK government has added its voice to the increasing calls for Fifa to publish the full findings of an investigation into the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding process.   Sajid Javid, secretary of state for culture, media and sport, has written to Fifa president Sepp Blatter urging football’s governing body to publish the [...]

  • Mark Carney says UK economy is still in need of stimulus

    November 25, 2014

    Bank of England governor Mark Carney signalled a dovish tone while speaking to MPs yesterday, despite insisting that the UK’s monetary policy will not be loosened even further. Carney told the Treasury Select Committee that Britain was “still an economy that requires monetary stimulus”, despite an expected growth rate of above three per cent this [...]

  • George Osborne under fire for seven day current account switching service timidity

    November 25, 2014

    George Osborne is expected to tweak the seven day current account switching scheme to iron out some of the wrinkles in the system, in his Autumn Statement next week. But the changes did not go nearly far enough to open up the market to competition, the Yorkshire Building Society said. And consumer group Which? also called [...]

  • Donald Trump gets the hump over Vicky Ward’s book The Liar’s Ball

    November 25, 2014

    She was married to Conrad Black’s step-nephew and gave the red-tops a field day with her divorce. But now New York-based Brit, Vicky Ward, is back in London and launched her second book The Liar’s Ball in Henry Sotheran’s bookshop last night. When The Capitalist spoke to her yesterday, she had just had a brush [...]

  • Rachel Johnson Twitter hacked: Boris Johnson’s sister’s account drops the c-bomb on David Cameron

    November 25, 2014

    The past week have been something of a dream for Twitter gaffes. Labour's shadow attorney general was forced to step down after sending what was regarded as a snobby tweet from Rochester and Strood while even Twitter's own CFO appears not quite to have mastered the social media minefield.  Over the past 24 hours, a [...]

  • Lee Rigby murder: David Cameron calls on internet companies to “do all they can” to prevent terror attacks

    November 25, 2014

    Prime Minister David Cameron has called on internet companies to change the way they act in relation to communications between potential terrorists after a report claimed the status quo was putting Britons at greater risk of attack.    Speaking in response to a report published today by the Intelligence and Security Committee regarding the murder of [...]

  • New Look ties up sale of French business MIM to Hong Kong firm Main Asia

    November 24, 2014

    New Look said yesterday it had completed the sale of its French business Mim to Chinese firm Main Asia without disclosing the terms of the deal. Main Asia is a Hong Kong-based company established earlier this year to acquire Mim. Very little is known about the company except that the main shareholders and management are [...]

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