11:44 | 12 Mar 2010
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Richard Lander
Newspapers are bleeding financially but they just keep getting bigger and bigger. Last time I looked we still had one pair of eyes to read them.
11:15 | 11 Mar 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Would Conservative fortunes be improved by making Ken Clarke shadow chancellor?
11:52 | 10 Mar 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Gordon Brown today announced that the Budget will take place in two weeks' time. What might he do to increase Labour's chances of an election victory on May 6?
11:01 | 09 Mar 2010
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Lorna Bourke
The main parties are all in agreement on the need to hike income tax and national insurance. And they are all wrong.
10:01 | 08 Mar 2010
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Lorna Bourke
There is a strong case for restricting pension tax relief for the wealthy. But the government's current proposals are complex, costly and contradicatory.
10:15 | 05 Mar 2010
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Richard Lander
It seems to be open season on the almost-oldies; is such hostility really necessary?
10:01 | 04 Mar 2010
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Richard Lander
However good 6Music is, it’s now just one of a million sources of musical inspiration that surround us. Protesters should put down their placards and go find some of them.
11:49 | 03 Mar 2010
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Deborah Hyde
Britain has always come through when its back is up against the wall, and this time will be no different.
11:49 | 02 Mar 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Is this the first act in a rapidly unfolding currency crisis, or simply a natural readjustment for an overvalued currency?
12:22 | 01 Mar 2010
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Deborah Hyde
Lloyds thinks a return to old-fashioned banking is key to its future success.
09:10 | 26 Feb 2010
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Chris Marshall
Don’t trust Nationwide’s figures? Fair enough, but they coincide with data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders showing that mortgage lending has fallen to a 10-year low.
11:42 | 25 Feb 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Today’s RBS results are less bad than feared, but they’re still awful. Is it time to end to start considering alternatives to its status as a ‘private’ bank?
11:33 | 24 Feb 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Alistair Darling simply told the truth in 2008 when he said the UK was facing its worst economic conditions in 60 years. The ‘forces of hell’ he unleashed are a sad indictment of British politics.
10:56 | 23 Feb 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Comments by Lloyds chairman Sir Win Bischoff shows the bankers have no intention of changing their ways.
10:26 | 19 Feb 2010
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Chris Marshall
The debate among warring economists shows how urgently we need political parties to set out a clear plan of action on the yawning budget deficit.
11:16 | 18 Feb 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Unemployment is rising and living standards falling. So who exactly is enjoying the supposed recovery?
11:10 | 17 Feb 2010
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Deborah Hyde
EU piles pressure on Greece after news the country used complex financial instruments to mask the levels of its debt, netting investment banks billions of pounds in fees.
11:40 | 16 Feb 2010
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Tony Bonsignore
Some economists think the Bank of England should abandon its current inflation target. Others think it already secretly has.
09:52 | 15 Feb 2010
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Lorna Bourke
Instead, what about a 10% pay cut for all public sector workers earning more than £50K a year?
10:48 | 11 Feb 2010
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Deborah Hyde
Birmingham Council is the latest local authority to announce job cuts but it's not all good news.
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