Many outrageous things happened around the world during the course of last week. But, judging by both the level of popular interest in the story and reaction to it, the most heinous was the...

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The January 2015 election has once again raised the issue of Greek's economic and political crisis straight to the top of the news agenda. Here are some video resources and other links to the...

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In a long awaited move, the European Central Bank (ECB) has launched a huge programme of quantitative easing (QE) (60 billion euro per month) as part of their continued efforts to kick-start...

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The world's 5th largest car maker has posted substantially lower profits.

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The irrepressible Rory Sutherland is on fine form in this article in the Spectator.

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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...

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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...

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Significant and structural differences in regional economic growth are highlighted in a new report from the Centre for Cities.

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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...

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