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  • Miliband’s lurch to left is a recipe for disaster

    September 25, 2013

    WE NOW know what Labour’s strategy to win the next election will be: shift to the left, bash business, stoke envy and jealousy, attack the City and come up with a raft of populist policies. It might even work. New Labour is well and truly over, an experiment now deemed an obsolete, almost shameful failure [...]

  • Miliband’s lurch to left is a recipe for disaster

    September 24, 2013

    WE NOW know what Labour’s strategy to win the next election will be: shift to the left, bash business, stoke envy and jealousy, attack the City and come up with a raft of populist policies. It might even work. New Labour is well and truly over, an experiment now deemed an obsolete, almost shameful failure [...]

  • Labour pledges to raise UK corporation tax

    September 23, 2013

    IN BRIGHTON ED MILIBAND will today announce a raid on the profits of large UK businesses, as he commits to reversing the coalition’s planned corporation tax cut. The Labour leader will tell his party’s annual conference in Brighton that his government would scrap plans to reduce corporation tax – the charge levied on companies’ profits [...]

  • Innovation Diary: Why designing the right marketing strategy could ultimately cut costs

    September 22, 2013

    WHILE the digital economy has vastly increased the ability of startups to upscale in a cost-efficient way, attracting customers has not necessarily become any easier. In research published in the Sloan Management Review last year, for instance, David Bell, Jeonghye Choi, and Leonard Lodish noted that, although internet firms theoretically have “‘unlimited’ trading areas”, and [...]

  • Innovation Diary: Three things we can learn from the high growth small business gazelles

    September 15, 2013

    OVER 350,000 new firms have been launched in the UK this year, and confidence is rising. Aldermore Bank research, released on Friday, saw small to medium-sized enterprise (SME) confidence in the economy climb for the fourth consecutive quarter.  Yet this tells us little about what it takes to succeed as a UK startup. As Mark [...]

  • High Jinx can land Doncaster Cup glory on wet Town Moor

    September 12, 2013

    THE WEATHER up at Doncaster has completely changed the complexion of the Ladbrokes St Leger meeting and, as we’ve seen over the last couple of days, it generally pays to stick with horses proven on a slower surface. We were hit with a raft of non-runners yesterday but today’s feature, the Group Two Doncaster Cup [...]

  • Self-driving pods and 3D printing will be the real challenge for Royal Mail

    September 12, 2013

    TWENTY years ago, as the web came into existence, it was obvious that Royal Mail would be carrying fewer personal and business letters by now, that there would be a vast rise in junk mail and another huge increase in parcel deliveries thanks to online buying. All of those expectations have come true. After a [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 12 September 2013

    September 11, 2013

    FINANCIAL TIMES Libor control to remain in London Brussels has ditched its plan to put the scandal-mired Libor lending rate under the direct control of a European supervisor in Paris, in a concession that removes a serious political nuisance for Britain. Early drafts of the European Commission regulation, which is to be unveiled next week, [...]

  • Banks’ savings account tactics in the spotlight

    September 9, 2013

    BONUS interest rates on savings accounts could be scrapped or face extra rules under a review launched yesterday by City watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Top regulator Martin Wheatley said he is studying competition in the trillion-pound cash savings market to see if customers are getting a fair deal. At the start of the [...]

  • FCA to study cash savings as part of programme on competition across financial services markets

    September 9, 2013

    Regulators have today announced plans to carry out a market study to assess whether competition is in the interests of consumers. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will focus on cash savings accounts, and how frequently the 80% of adults in the UK with such accounts switch between providers. The FCA comments:  The cash savings study [...]

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