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    We must prepare for the incoming Green Revolution, and it must start now

    The Green Revolution is coming, businesses and the government must prepare for it, the time is now, argues Steve Collins, Finance Director of Premier Econergy

    by Steve Collins - 16 June 2020
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    On The Robert E. Lee Statue

    Patrick Sullivan argues that taking down the statue of General Robert E. Lee in Richmond, Virginia will do nothing to advance the cause of racial justice but is likely to make an already tense situation worse.

    by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor -  4 June 2020
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    Britain and Brussels need their own ‘Red Phone’

    With the European Union facing unprecedented economic uncertainty, effective channels of communication and cooperation with our largest trading partner have never been more necessary, says Ab Banerjee, Founder & CEO of ViewsHub.

    by Ab Banerjee  -  1 June 2020
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    EU cranking ECJ into overdrive to try and derail Brexit

    Desperate Brussels knows it is losing in the face of Boris Johnson's fair but firm approach to negotiations. So, it is employing dirty tricks, and using the European Court of Justice as cover. It won't work, and they should face up to reality now

    by Jayne Adye -  1 June 2020
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    Time for EU member states to intervene

    If the EU continues to adopt a totally intransigent position in negotiations with Britain, then we must walk away on World Trade Organisation Terms. If EU member states want to avoid that, it's time to step in and over-rule Brussels

    by Jayne Adye - 23 May 2020
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    The impact Covid-19 has had on FinTech

    COVID-19 has resulted in huge demand for digital and online banking services – individuals and corporations have rushed to their banking service provider in order to take out emergency loans, gain consultation on their financial situation or even to just manage personal finances, argues industry expert Saka Nuru

    by Saka Nuru - 22 May 2020
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    Germany Vs the EU

    The directors of the ‘European Project’ knew, as did we all, that a single currency could not last forever without a political union or at least a fiscal union where Berlin pays up for Sicily just as London pays up for Newcastle. But the member states never agreed to that. German chickens are coming home to roost

    by Tim Hedges - 21 May 2020