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  • The coalition’s lack of purpose has ruined our freedom to fail or thrive

    January 6, 2013

    A SOCIETY must provide its people with certain basics, including security, food and shelter. A civilised society should also provide freedom. There is no precise definition of the term, but it is basically a status that allows people to do what they want, provided they do not interfere with the freedom of others. A market [...]

  • Guilty: Adoboli gets seven years for trading fraud

    November 20, 2012

    ROGUE former UBS trader Kweku Adoboli, whose unauthorised trades lost the Swiss bank $2.3bn (£1.4bn), was yesterday jailed for seven years after being convicted of one of the biggest frauds in British history. Adoboli, once pegged as a rising star on the Exchange Traded Fund desk at the bank’s Finsbury Avenue offices, was found guilty [...]

  • China’s new leaders may struggle to fulfill their immense ambitions

    November 18, 2012

    CHINA has announced its new leadership line-up. It’s a hugely significant event for the world’s second largest economy – indeed. for the world more generally. The new (and old) faces revealed last week will run the country for the next ten years. And their programme is certainly ambitious. On his first day in office, China’s [...]

  • Surprise collapse in Google’s share price offers a warning for all companies

    October 23, 2012

    THE dramatic crash in Google’s share price and the temporary suspension of trading in its shares made headline news. The event was triggered by a 20 per cent year-on-year fall in profits in the third quarter of this year. As usual, there was no shortage of explanations for why this happened – after the event, [...]

  • Financial crisis sees over 50s lose thousands

    October 22, 2012

    THE FINANCIAL crisis has knocked 10 per cent off the average wealth of Britons aged 50 and over, according to figures released this morning by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). People in the 50-plus age bracket are £60,000 worse off, on average, as a result of the crisis, with wealthier individuals hit the hardest. [...]

  • The EU’s unstoppable ambition is stirring up trouble for the future

    October 9, 2012

    IN EUROPEAN cinemas a short video called Hidden Treasures of Europe was broadcast last year. Produced by the European Commission, it starts with synthesizer chords reminiscent of Bach. We see a mountain lake and hear church bells. The question “Sweden?” appears, followed by the answer “Montenegro”. Two girls watch their mobile phones. The question “France?” [...]

  • Rapid Responses

    October 8, 2012

    Public services [Re: Lessons to be learnt from government’s rail franchise fiasco, Thursday] Only the free market provides the incentives necessary to create an efficient operation. It is a public servant’s incentive to create complex organisations that voters can’t always understand and thus the argument will remain better management rather than better incentives. Tobias Wahl There [...]

  • Generation E

    September 10, 2012

    A NEW generation of entrepreneurs will lift the UK out of its devastating economic recession, according to a report out this morning by a leading educational society. The proportion of surveyed twenty-somethings who want to start their own business rocketed from 17 per cent in 1998 to 29 per cent in 2010, the research shows. [...]

  • To nest or invest is the crucial decision buyers must make

    September 9, 2012

    FOR most, buying a property is likely to be the most expensive purchase that they will ever make. As such, one of the key decisions that buyers face is where to buy their property. The average price of a London property currently stands at £302,000, according to Nationwide. But the performance of house prices have [...]

  • ECB action prospects underpin Italian bond auction

    August 30, 2012

    A successful Italian bond auction on Thursday pointed to growing confidence among investors that the European Central Bank (ECB) will live up to its words and take measures to change the course of the currency bloc’s debt crisis. In Beijing, German Chancellor Angela Merkel appeared to temper China’s fears about the damage the crisis could [...]

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