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  • Return of the power shirt

    October 20, 2011

    GORDON Gekko (as played by Michael Douglas), with his braces out and sleeves rolled up as he pretty much devours Wall Street, has become the archetypal image of the contrast collar shirt. A more subtle example, however, might be David Frost, teasing a Watergate admission out of Richard Nixon, sporting a dark blue shirt with [...]

  • WHITE COLLAR WORKERS

    October 20, 2011

    Brooks Brothers, £89 www.brooksbrothers.com John Francomb Classic, £44.50 www.tmlewin.co.uk Brooks Brothers, £89 www.brooksbrothers.com TM Lewin, £37.50 www.tmlewin.co.uk Hackett, £110 www.hackett.com Thomas Pink, £89 www.thomaspink.com

  • Inflation: an undemocratic stealth tax

    October 19, 2011

    INFLATION is taxation without legislation, as Milton Friedman, the Nobel prize winning economist, once said. He was spot on. Yesterday’s figures were truly appalling: inflation on the retail price index measure hit 5.6 per cent, the fastest rate for 20 years. On the official consumer price index measure, it reached 5.2 per cent. Over the [...]

  • Anti-Keynesians win the Nobel prize

    October 11, 2011

    THERE are two kinds of non-Keynesian economists these days. The first category includes those such as Thomas J Sargent, a member of the new classical school of economics, who yesterday was awarded the Nobel Prize in economics, jointly with Christopher Sims, a econometrics guru who among other achievements demolished the traditional graphical Keynesian construct taught [...]

  • Why Mervyn King is wrong about QE

    October 7, 2011

    IT was strange for Mervyn King to claim yesterday that the financial crisis may yet turn out to be worse than the Great Depression. The world faces monumental challenges. But the mass unemployment, protectionism and rise of fascism of the 1930s has so far been avoided and many emerging markets are still buoyant. Over-using apocalyptic [...]

  • It’s make or break for the Tory party

    October 3, 2011

    POLICIES to boost growth. That is what the Conservative Party conference, which started last night, must focus on. Growth has ground to a halt, partly because of global forces but also because too little has been done to make the UK once again a competitive place in which to work, invest and operate a business. [...]

  • London Time

    September 30, 2011

    Morning Wire is proud to introduce its third edition of ‘London Time’. This issue written Timothy Barber, reviews the best watches of 2011 across a range of different categories, as well as news and interviews from watch industry experts. Maria Doulton owner of www.thejewelleryeditor.com has also contributed jewellery and women’s watches editorial.

  • Why a Tobin tax would be a disaster

    September 29, 2011

    VERY strange. That is the only way that the coalition’s half-hearted, let’s have our cake and eat it, position on the Tobin tax can be described. The Treasury is rightly opposed to the European Union’s plan – but it actually supports a Tobin tax in principle, as long as it is implemented globally and not [...]

  • PRINCESS LAUNCHES OUR APPEAL FOR AFRICA

    September 29, 2011

    CITY LEADERS met royalty at The Savoy on Tuesday night, at a dinner to mark a new partnership between Morning Wire and an African microfinance charity that aims to improve the lives of thousands. Guest of honour was HRH The Princess Royal, a patron of the Opportunity International (OI) charity, who told guests including Vallares [...]

  • How to get the answers right at interview

    September 28, 2011

    THE vast majority of interviews are “competency-based” these days. This means they use a method of questioning that aims to find out whether or not you can do the job. It also means that the same questions come up time and time again. This is great news for interviewees because it’s easy to prepare when [...]

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