Close Brothers: How the motor finance scandal reshaped one of ‘Europe’s least cost-efficient lenders’
How the US constitution allowed Trump to wreak havoc on the economy Opinion A trip through America's constitution - and an explanation of how it got us to Trump - teaches us to beware the pull of executive power, writes Harrison Griffiths.
Despite Trump’s tariffs, free trade is still the future Opinion Trump will claim that tariffs can stop China ripping off Americans and bring jobs back home, but in reality they will only make his country poorer, says Harrison Griffiths Well, he’s done it again. Donald Trump is set to return to the White House after pulling off a now-characteristic upset in last night’s presidential election. [...]
The world is waking up – again – to the damage higher taxes do to growth HARRISON GRIFFITHS Tax was on the agenda like never before at last week’s Davos summit. It must mark the moment the UK changes course. There was something in the water at Davos last week. On Wednesday, the World Economic Forum hosted Argentinian President Javier Milei’s ode to free markets and individual liberty, the most staunch defence of [...]
Let’s be honest, our economic plans for Britain should look a lot more like Poland’s March 9, 2023 If Keir Starmer is right and Poland surpasses our economy, we might want to emulate its policies. From the Poles, we should learn how to attract more foreign and domestic investment, writes Harrison Griffiths
Let’s be honest, American taxpayers are doing us a huge favour with green subsidies February 23, 2023 US President Joe Biden might think playing a trade war with the EU over green subsidies is a good idea. For our part, the UK should stay out of it and reap the benefits, writes Harrison Griffiths
