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The Recession
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Lloyds leave a sour taste for Worrall ThompsonThe celebrity chef Antony Worrall Thomson was forced to call in the administrators to his restaurants recently, after Lloyds declined to extend their borrowing. Ap... Read more »
Posted:15:55, 6th March 2009 in The Recession
Tagged as Recession, banks, lloydstsb, anthony worrell thompson, , borrowing, administrators 0 comments | Write a comment › |
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Why we need to worry about the court of public opinionSo, the government has got itself into another bind over the banks, this time over the thorny issue of a very large pension received by the recently deposed Chief ... Read more »
Posted:23:28, 5th March 2009 in The Recession
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Time for plan B? Welcome to quantitative easingSo, the Bank of England have announced that interest rate cuts alone will not be enough to stimulate the economy and despite the good lady's attempt at h... Read more »
Posted:23:20, 4th March 2009 in The Recession
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