The Friday Newspaper round up
Putting aside the prospect of a clash with Athens, Angela Merkel has made a passionate appeal to the German public to back the Eurozone “dream.” The German chancellor today launched a bold marketing campaign...
Author: Dan Levi
The Thursday Newspaper round up.
Greece has “one last chance” to meet its bail-out conditions, according to Jean Claude Juncker in comments that crushed hopes for an imminent change of strategy for Athens and the Eurozone. The head of...
The Wednesday Newspaper round up.
Royal Bank of Scotland is under investigation by US authorities for potential breaches of sanctions against Iran. The taxpayer-backed UK bank is understood to be being scrutinised by the US Federal Reserve and the...
Julian Assange, Twitter, Owen Jones & The Man
*A digression from the norm.* It’s all beginning to go tits up for The Indies Owen Jones the self-styled people’s “Feminist, Socialist, Independent columnist” (his words not mine) has got himself into a twitter pickle with...
The Tuesday Newspaper round up.
Billionaire George Soros has taken a 7.85% stake in Manchester United, betting on the UK football team to score in the financial markets as well as on the pitch. News of the investment, made...
Monday Newspaper round up.
The Chancellor must consider radical action including spending on infrastructure and abolishing stamp duty to put Britain back on the path to growth, according to some of Britain’s leading economists. A series of opinion...
The Smallcap Oil & Gas round up.
Another busy week in the Smallcaps Oil & Gas Underverse. Petroceltic’s merger with Melrose hasn’t gone down too well today. Still waiting for NTOG to release an RNS and Petroneft are on the bounce....
The Friday Newspaper round up.
Finland is preparing for the break-up of the eurozone, the country’s foreign minister warned today. The Nordic state is battening down the hatches for a full-blown currency crisis as tensions in the eurozone mount...
