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surveys suggest that the UK economy is likely to expand at a faster rate in the 2nd Qtr

by EntBrit • 17 June, 2013 • 0 Comments

“A recent stream of improved data and surveys suggest that the UK economy is likely to expand at a faster rate in the 2nd Qtr”.      Howard Archer, HIS Global   Try www.tradersown.co.uk Shares can be bought and sold from as…

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The recession is over: ask Leighton Buzzard

by EntBrit • 17 June, 2013 • 0 Comments

I live on an estate of sixty three houses built into woodland. Over the last five years of the recession few have changed hands. Until recently there were six for sale. Several involved human tales. One was because the middle…

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Cameron finds tax, taxing

by Tony Drury • 11 June, 2013 • 0 Comments

The current debate on whether corporates pay sufficient tax is providing the Prime Minister with a number of opportunities to make Churchillian and meaningless speeches. At the Davos gathering in January he said that tax-avoiding companies needed to “wake up…

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Statistics suggest that the UK economy is showing early signs of recovery

by John Greengrass • 11 June, 2013 • 0 Comments

In this week’s bulletin: Global markets grasp on to positive US employment data Japan’s $1.1 trillion pension fund shifts to equities prior to central bank policy meeting Statistics suggest that the UK economy is showing early signs of recovery Government…

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Mr. Angry backs Women on Boards

by Mr. Angry • 10 June, 2013 • 0 Comments

The Sunday crowd at the Moaning Cow public house realised that Mr. Angry was, unusually for him, in a thoughtful mood. He was on only his third pint of lager. “Friends” he began. “I, Mr. Humane, Corporate Governance, Pankhurst Angry…

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The Euro crisis is over

by Jon Levinson • 10 June, 2013 • 0 Comments

Pause for Thought “The euro-debt crisis will strengthen as we all have instruments for stability, solidarity and an improvement in economic governance. The Euro crisis is over.”   French President Francosis Hollande Try www.tradersown.co.uk Shares can be bought and sold from…

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