Defensive Investing: Investing and Managing Risk in a Trump and Brexit World

Margaret Thatcher brought what can only be called a destructive excitement to politics.Argument...

In May 2010 the incoming UK Coalition Treasury Secretary was greeted by a light-hearted note from...

The driving force behind this set of contributions on the general theme of a way out of endless a...

Familiar though it seems in many ways, we are much less clear about what the Great War was actual...

The future is uncertain.However, if you could identify the most critical things likely to occur i...

'Recovered idiom abuser Julia Streets guides you laughing, gaspingand weeping through the maze of...

Book 2 in the Keys to Sales Success series - the compete guidance package for sales professionals...

Book 1 in the Keys to Sales Success series - the compete guidance package for sales professionals...

With Smarter Bank, Ron Shevlin provides a no-nonsense framework to address broad issues impacting...

In this new book, William Keegan of The Observer newspaper builds on his earlier best-selling exa...

Before the publication of the first edition of my book Loan Sharks I heard some very well meaning...

The Roland Burdons: North Country Gentlefolk

For some people the Labour Party is a heroic institution, which created the NHS, built homes for ...

'Tim Worstall, always clear thinking, nails the myths that grow up around economics in this usefu...

In May 2010 the incoming UK Coalition Treasury Secretary was greeted by a light-hearted note from...

This book presents a new proposal for calculating personal taxation, hourly averaging.This work...

The world faces an unprecedented environmental crisis. At the same time, countries still struggle...

In his book 'Mrs Thatcher's Economic Experiment' William Keegan won acclaim even from critics for...

No aspect of National Socialist Germany has received more attention in recent years than its raci...

America's Exceptional Economic Problem

Becoming a Digital Bank is a bit like asking for directions. The awkward answer is that we would ...