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According to many politicians and commentators, the UK is in a very sorry state. Ahead of the general election expected this year, Labour leader Keir Starmer has pledged to “fix broken Britain”. He has spoken of his vow to “usher in a decade of national renewal”, claiming...
Tony Soprano, the eponymous fictional antihero of HBO’s iconic series about organised crime syndicates in northern New Jersey, tends to evoke images of cigars, strip clubs and...
Ukrainian Heroes Street: the ideology behind street name changesAcross Eastern Europe, the addresses of Russian embassies are being changed as a form of protest against the war in Ukraine. In the Latvian capital, Riga, the section of...
One of the 20th century’s greatest minds should be remembered with pride. Most readers of The Property Chronicle will know John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946) as an economist whose...
Who changed jobs, where they went and why. The great resignation is a buzzphrase that first appeared in May 2021 and has struck fear into the hearts of employers ever...
Those gazing into the future should be wary of inflationary storm clouds. There is cash in the bank, cash flows that are almost within touching distance and there are cash flows...
Suppose you own a substantial number of shares – say, $500,000 worth – in Acme Corp, a manufacturer of home furnishings. And being a shareholder, you decide to attend the...
An exercise in drawing parallels. The first cryptocurrency ETFs have recently been launched. This article briefly examines the concept of parallel markets (in particular that of...
Building a bridge is costly: it takes labour and machinery and raw materials that have alternative uses. Does it follow that building it is a waste? No. Waste occurs...
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is horrifying. Western leaders, fearing a broader war, are responding primarily with economic sanctions. A prominent economic sanction has been...