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Friday 25th July 2008
Is The UK Nearing An Inevitable Recession? News that growth in the economy has slowed to just 0.2% in the second quarter of 2008 is seen as further evidence that the UK is fast approaching its first recession since the early 1990s. This...
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Thursday 24th July 2008
Retail Sales Collapse In June Just when many analysts had come to terms with the 3.5% rise in retail sales in May and the fact this did not seem correct, June has seen a fall of 3.9% in sales – the worst fall in 22 years. The... |
Thursday 24th July 2008
Watch Out For That Phishing Scam The last few years have seen the internet used as a new medium for the fraudsters and con artists around the world with literally million of pounds being stolen or obtained fraudulently. While... |
Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Will The Resurgent Trade Union Sector Reach Old Highs? While it would be unfair to say that any one party in the UK would benefit from a falling economy, there is no doubt that these are the times when Unions come to the fore. As companies look... |
Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Britons 'finding it hard' to make ends meet Price rises are negatively affecting four in ten Britons' personal finances, data firm Mintel said today. According to new research from the body, released today, just 51 per cent of people now sa... |
Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Bank Of England Faces A 3 Way Tug Of War News that the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is likely to see a 3 way split at the next meeting to set interest rates brings the current economic environment into focus.
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Wednesday 23rd July 2008
CBI Forecast 36,000 Job Loses In Manufacturing Sector As if the market needed any more bad news, the latest CBI survey includes a forecast that 36,000 jobs will be lost in the manufacturing industry over the rest of 2008. The survey shows that... |
Wednesday 23rd July 2008
How Will The Treasury Decide The Next Golden Rules? As Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling continue their discrete operation to dump the old golden rules which have were introduced by Gordon Brown, many in the City are asking what can replace... |
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Will The Banks Leads Us Out Of The Economic Downturn? There are many in the UK who blame the reckless tactics and strategies of the UK banking sector for the ongoing economic downturn. Traditionally the banks might be expected to bring us out of the... |
Monday 21st July 2008
Google Is Officially The Top Brand Name In The UK It seemed almost inevitable but it has now been confirmed that Google is officially the top brand name in the UK after a recent survey of over 2,000 consumers. The search engine giant has pushed... |
Monday 21st July 2008
Ernst & Young Think Tank Issues Gloomy Forecast Economists at Ernst & Young have issued a rather down beat statement on the state of the UK economy which they suggest will struggle to beat off a recession over the next 12 months. The... |
Sunday 20th July 2008
Do We Really Need The Stock Market? To many people the stock market seems to be a play area for rich individuals and institutions and it does not even register with the majority of the UK population. So what role does the stock... |
Sunday 20th July 2008
No Decision Yet On Borrowing Rules – Alistair Darling In line with the government’s recent strategy of late, the newspapers have been full of stories about an impending change in the fiscal rules which were core to Gordon Brown’s time at the Treasury.... |
Saturday 19th July 2008
Will A Conservative Government Cope Any Better Than Labour? As the current Labour government lurches from crisis to crisis many are now starting to turn their attention to the Conservative Party and the prospect of David Cameron being voted in as PM at the... |
Saturday 19th July 2008
Why Was The UK So Unprepared For The Economic Downturn? After one of the longest periods of sustained growth in the UK economy for some time, voters are starting to ask why the country was so ill prepared for the downturn and exactly what is happening.... |
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Speculation has been mounting that further interest rate cuts will be announced by the Bank of England, after minutes from its previous meeting on cuts were released. They reveal that the Bank's n... 
