Leading hedge fund manager Sir Paul Marshall of Marshall Wace recently described the London financial markets as a “Jurassic Park” of old-fashioned companies and investors, and it has struggled to attract the world’s fastest growing companies to list on UK exchanges, often losing out to New York, Shanghai or even Amsterdam.
Dr El-Erian, president of Queens’ College, Cambridge and chief economic adviser at financial services giant Allianz, told the BBC’s...
He said: “That includes the European Union, as demonstrated through the US-EU Trade and Technology Council, as well as...
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Toyota, which put its first commercially produced electric cars on the road in 1997, said it will “provide the...
Nadine Houghton, national officer at the GMB union, said: “Wilko was far more than a brand, a retailer or...
Paula Vennells, the former chief executive of the Post Office, did not respond to the BBC’s requests for comment....
A union representing job centre staff says three in five feel unsafe interacting with the public.
The three main credit ratings agencies cut their assessments of the UK’s creditworthiness in the wake of the disastrous...
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