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great piece - important stuff here
Why is the US economy more dynamic than the UK? Is it partly because big US customers are more willing to buy from disruptive technology start-ups? thetimes.com/business-money/…
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Jaguar boss: I don’t care if Nigel Farage hates our rebrand. In this weekend's Sunday Times thetimes.com/business-money/…
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Will increased public investment in the budget deliver the promised big boost to growth? Not within ten years suggests analysis by the Office for Budget Responsibility. fnlondon.com/articles/who-ne…
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Looking forward to reading @LucyAAsh’s book about the Russian Orthodox Church, which, in a wonderful bit of nominative determinism, is published by Icon Books on.ft.com/3NccsdY
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Brilliant piece from @davidwighton exposing myth we are under-fuelled by venture capital
thetimes.com/business-money/…
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Who will be #AI winners in #finance?
Bet on the bankers, not the clients
fnlondon.com/articles/who-wi… #fintech #GenAI @davidwighton @FinancialNews
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🔥 investigation by @Jamesdbooth1 into fintech firm Lanistar fnlondon.com/articles/lanist… via @FinancialNews
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Replying to @davidwighton @thetimes
Superb article; sharing tomorrow morning. Thanks for quoting my work.
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Abrdn boss Bird pitched selling £368bn investment arm fnlondon.com/articles/abrdn-… Great scoop by @davidwighton
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Voracious private equity giants need new tactics if they are to feed their appetites
thetimes.co.uk/article/vorac… via @davidwighton @thetimes #PrivateEquity
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My colleague @davidwighton has a spot-on take as ever.
fnlondon.com/articles/the-fc…
10 years ago today, the FCA was born.
It’s ridden scandals, staff strikes, and political upheaval.
It’s battered. It’s bruised. But it’s still here.
My magnum opus on how we got here, and where we might be going next.
fnlondon.com/articles/fca-at…
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Stop blaming everything on pension funds! on.ft.com/42OT6Cz
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Since 2016, BNP has grown its global market share in trading by 30% taking it from 10th to 7th according to @CoalitionGrnwch. @FinancialNews @davidwighton fnlondon.com/articles/while-…
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Great column by @robertshrimsley
Truss’s significance is not that she is going to stage a comeback but that she offers increasingly desperate Tories a fantasy escape route — a cakeist agenda that offers conspiracies instead of hard choices
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When Barclays pushed to be recognised on the global stage, it’s doubtful they wanted being embroiled in scandal to be the reason why …to learn more, tune in now podfollow.com/a-long-time-in… #finance #podcasts #Banking
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This is one of the finest British portraits ever painted - and the story of Mai should be known, in all its complexity.
Half the money needed has been raised to save it and put it - after 250 years - on public display in Britain. Just 5 weeks to save it.
thetimes.co.uk/article/4655d…
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UK spends on IT and more than thought on R&D so is the problem that workforce lacks skills to get best out of it?
(£)thetimes.co.uk/article/spend…
By @davidwighton
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As incoming FCA chair Ashley Alder prepares to face @CommonsTreasury tomorrow, it's a good excuse to remind you of some good fun from @davidwighton a few years ago imagining what a headhunter would have written to him.
fnlondon.com/articles/the-tr…
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Top @davidwighton column in @FinancialNews this week, including the fresh revelation that the Tories' biggest donor is crypto lobbyist Chris Harborne.
He's pumped £1m into the party already this year. No wonder Rishi wants to make the UK a 'crypto hub'
fnlondon.com/articles/govern…
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All in favour of planning reform allowing more/better houses to be built. But the takes today implying that these reforms would have materially changed housing affordability or that this is a huge defeat for ‘the young’ are way off the mark. Would make a small difference at best
























