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  • Britain is in debt to a new generation of foreign entrepreneurs | City A.M.

    March 5, 2014

    IMMIGRANTS are good for jobs. Yes, you’ve read that right: even though much of the public believes that migrants depress the labour market, the truth is that foreign entrepreneurs are actually responsible for a great number of British jobs. Without these migrants, there would actually be fewer opportunities for locals and far fewer start-ups – [...]

  • Britain is in debt to a new generation of foreign entrepreneurs

    March 4, 2014

    IMMIGRANTS are good for jobs. Yes, you’ve read that right: even though much of the public believes that migrants depress the labour market, the truth is that foreign entrepreneurs are actually responsible for a great number of British jobs. Without these migrants, there would actually be fewer opportunities for locals and far fewer start-ups – [...]

  • Bottom Line: Backers will make a buck – but that’s all

    March 4, 2014

    IF YOU happen to visit Brit Insurance’s website, take a look at the top left corner. Just above the title text you’ll find options to view the page in both Chinese and Japanese – a rare sight on a Lloyd’s member’s homepage. The translated editions appeared sometime around July last year – shortly before reports [...]

  • Glencore beats forecasts with £7.9bn earnings

    March 4, 2014

    INTEGRATED miner-trader Glencore Xstrata yesterday pleased investors and analysts with consensus-busting earnings, in its first full-year results since the completion of its merger. Adjusted earnings of $13.1bn (£7.86bn) were flat but beat company-compiled estimates by seven per cent and Barclays forecasts by five per cent. Core profit from Glencore’s trading arm rose 17 per cent, [...]

  • A trade war with Russia would be Lehman Bros 2

    March 3, 2014

    MORALITY and foreign policy make uneasy bedfellows. In 1997, when Tony Blair called for an ethical foreign policy, the country cheered; 17 years later, any politician calling for such idealism would be laughed out of town. After 9/11, Afghanistan, Iraq, Georgia, the Arab Spring and so on, a battlehardened realism is the order of the [...]

  • Robust growth in euro industry as UK improves

    March 3, 2014

    MANUFACTURERS in the Eurozone reported further solid growth in February, while UK industry continued to expand at a robust pace. The headline reading of data firm Markit’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector was 53.2 in the euro area this February. The figure was down slightly from 54 in January, the highest level [...]

  • City Matters: Tighter immigration controls risk London’s position as a global business hub

    March 2, 2014

    IMMIGRATION is a sensitive subject at the best of times. So when figures published last week showed that net migration had climbed to 212,000 in the year to September 2013 – well above the government’s target of reducing it to below 100,000 by 2015 – it was inevitable that critics would attack the current system [...]

  • Watch out for wearable tech at MWC 2014

    February 26, 2014

    Keep your friends close and your technology closer: the latest wrist-friendly gadgets Mobile World Congress is a phone geek’s dream – a time when the great and good of the mobile industry showcases what we can look forward to for the rest of the year. While recent years have been somewhat thinner on the ground [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 26 February 2014

    February 25, 2014

    FINANCIAL TIMES Osborne under pressure to cut taxes George Osborne, chancellor, is under pressure from Tory MPs to use next month’s Budget to announce pre-election tax cuts to offset the prospect of a politically damaging rise in interest rates before polling day. One Tory MP said the idea of the Bank of England raising base [...]

  • Asian shares jump after bullish day on Wall Street

    February 25, 2014

    Asian shares a regaining some momentum after a bullish day on Wall Street helped ease fears over Chinese credit contraction. An unexpected rise in German business sentiment provided further reason for optimism over the Eurozone recovery. The Nikkei has jumped 1.4 per cent while the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index is up a more modest [...]

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