Hyundai profits hit by falling Yen
The world's 5th largest car maker has posted substantially lower profits.
Two-Way Ratings in Service Industries
The irrepressible Rory Sutherland is on fine form in this article in the Spectator.
UK unemployment falls and the pattern of jobs changes
Students will know that I am a big fan of the Financial Times channel on You Tube. Today's clip focuses in on the (hugely welcome) fall in unemployment in the UK and also the fast-changing pattern...
Bring Back Cedric the Pig!
Executive bonuses are back in the news. The Goldman Sachs pot of £8.3 billion has been prominent. German executive pay has overtaken that in the UK for the first time. Top management seems to have...
The UK’s North-South gap may be widening again
A richer, but more unequal world
Fresh evidence of the UK regional economic divide
Significant and structural differences in regional economic growth are highlighted in a new report from the Centre for Cities.
Switzerland ends their currency cap against the Euro
One of the biggest financial policy decisions in recent years happened in january 2015 when the Swiss National Bank (SNB) lifted their currency cap against the Euro. The result was a sudden and...
Lithuania joins the Euro - January 2015
The third of the Baltic States has joined the Euro bringing the total number of member nations to 19.
Bupa expands in India as rules on foreign investment are eased
Does the aid bill really show the UK’s commitment to development?
OCR F585 Toolkit
Why apologise for low inflation?
CPI inflation has slipped well below the lower limit of the Monetary Policy Committee's target, to 0.5% - that is far lower than it fell during the recession, and the lowest level since May 2000....
Teaching Vacancy - Economics at City of London School
Eurozone QE