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5 days ago

An obscure US arbitrage company called Litani is circling thousands of Aviva's private shareholders, offering to buy their shares for a lot less than the market price in a 'mini-tender'.

59 days ago

Of the myriad problems facing the UK economy, the worst of all is the number of youngsters who have been consigned to the scrapheap before their working lives have even begun.

3 months ago

Machin dislikes the term 'work-life balance', believing correctly that senior leaders should always be contactable and connected. Heresy to the woke and the work shy.

5 months ago

The battle raging over Herald is shaping up to be one of the most significant ever in the 150-year-old sector. Its fate may be a watershed for investment trusts.

7 months ago

This Christmas Eve will be poignant for my family because it will be 30 years to the day since my father, Alan, died.
Without that, we will get neither prosperity nor social justice - just more Scrooges, and fewer Cadburys.
The notion that millions of people can manage without access to proper financial advice is, frankly, for the birds.
Wharf boss Sir Nigel Wilson believes the area is a prototype for other cities and towns in the UK.
The art of taxation, according to Louis XIV's finance minister, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, is to pluck from the goose the maximum number of feathers while provoking the minimum of hissing.

8 months ago

The art of taxation, according to Jean-Baptiste Colbert, finance minister for Louis XIV, is to pluck from the goose the maximum number of feathers while provoking the minimum of hissing.

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