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Investors, like central banks, will be hoping the age of low interest rates has further to run.
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Investors, like central banks, will be hoping the age of low interest rates has further to run.
The Chancellor’s wife, Akshata Murty, owns a £500m stake in an IT company operating in Russia.
Of all the G20 member states, only Britain has made a speciality of handing over control of its vital interests to others.
Rocketing energy prices have exposed the continent’s woefully inadequate energy policy.
Older people are being forced out of the workplace by bosses who don’t understand the benefits of a mixed-age workforce.
The M&S Colin v the Aldi Cuthbert dispute hinges specifically on trademarks. And securing protection for the shape of a product is difficult in trademark law.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Fiendishly complicated Hewlett Packard fraud case comes to an end.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Glut could follow shortage as production issues ease.
Shrewd investors will profit as the world keeps guzzling oil in the coming decades to smooth transition to renewables.
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