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  • Mark Zuckerberg’s book club: Facebook founder invites people to join his 2015 challenge to read a book every other week

    January 5, 2015

    It’s that time of year again when resolutions are made and many more broken. Those struggling to stick to theirs should be heartened that even the world’s biggest entrepreneur and richest man thinks he needs to do a little self-improvement. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has set himself a challenge of reading a new book every [...]

  • Francois Hollande tells Greece to keep its promises to stay in the Eurozone

    January 5, 2015

    French President Francois Hollande has sent Greece a word of warning today, telling a French radio station: "The Greeks are free to choose their own destiny. But, having said that, there are certain engagements that have been made and all those must be of course respected". Greece is once again facing political turmoil with Europe's [...]

  • James Dyson savages Theresa May’s “short-sighted” policy on foreign students

    January 5, 2015

    Theresa May is once again under fire for her plans to force foreign students out of the country when they finish their studies. Inventor and business leader James Dyson, writing in the Guardian, has launched a stinging attack on the plans: May’s immigration plans simply force the nimble minds we nurture to return home and fuel [...]

  • Euro falls to nine-year low as investors eye ECB policy

    January 5, 2015

    The euro tumbled to a nine-year low against the dollar this morning after the European Central Bank (ECB) hinted quantitative easing could be on the way and disputed reports Germany was preparing for a so-called "Grexit."  The common currency slid to $1.1860 in pre-market trade, its lowest level since March 2006. It also pushed the [...]

  • David Cameron’s absence from Labour spending review launch is a subtle but clever political trap – Bottom Line

    January 4, 2015

    David Cameron’s decision not to attend the launch of a key spending review into Labour’s election pledges this morning speaks volumes about the type of campaign he plans to run. Up until now commentators have predicted that the Tories will use the Prime Minister at every given opportunity, safe in the knowledge that Ed Miliband’s [...]

  • Tesco braces for era of pain as Dave Lewis restructures group

    January 4, 2015

    Troubled retail giant Tesco is preparing to give investors a poor set of financial results this Thursday – which is likely to include losses in its core supermarket operations. New boss Dave Lewis has warned shareholders that he is willing to take short-term pain for long-term gain. He is not going to reveal any comprehensive [...]

  • Cameron refuses to rule out coalition with Ukip and Nigel Farage

    January 4, 2015

    Was this morning the time we saw the first tentative, flirting moves towards a Conservative/Ukip coalition?   Appearing on the Andrew Marr show Cameron faced questions about an allegiance between the two parties and declined to deny it, whilst also avoiding any overtly negative comments about Nigel Farage’s party.   The most negative thing Cameron [...]

  • Doveish Mario Draghi sends Euro tumbling to lowest level since 2010, as dollar rises

    January 2, 2015

    The dollar index rose 0.6 per cent to 90.84 this morning, its highest level since 2006.   The index, which measures how the dollar is performing against its trading partners, was nudged up as comments from European Central Bank (ECB) president Mario Draghi pushed the euro to a four-year low.   Draghi hinted this morning [...]

  • George Osborne takes a swipe at Vince Cable on Twitter

    January 2, 2015

    As we approach the general election expect the rift between the Conservatives and their Lib Dem coalition partners to widen ever further as they prepare to tear each other to shreds over the coming months. Rarely a week goes by without a Lib Dem MP or minister warning the nation of the dire prospect of [...]

  • Tesla founder Elon Musk divorces his British wife – for the second time

    January 2, 2015

    It can't be easy living with a multi-billionaire with so many ideas that he has to offer some of them to other people because he doesn't have time to take advantage of them all.  But you'd have thought that's a lesson Tesla founder Elon Musk's soon-to-be ex-wife, British actress Talulah Riley, might have learned the [...]

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