I have a feeling that about about 8.00 this evening might be a good time to call all those helplines that usually put you on hold for a couple of hours
@telebusiness
@mattlynnwriter
Thank you for highlighting this to your readers. 25 years in business, providing jobs, paying taxes and contributing towards society - I am lost for words as to why a Tory Chancellor would elect to
#ExcludedUK
Directors from parity support schemes.
I am thinking of launching a SPAC to buy up all the SPACS that are now worth less than the cash on the balance sheet. If anyone wants to chip in £100m DM me....
Boris Johnson is the new Disraeli. A slightly dodgy, cash-strapped, but patriotic One Nation Tory, who also writes. And Disraeli was one of the most successful politicians of the 19th century. Simple really.
Is anyone else getting irritated by 'Don't Forget To Finish' e-mails from Netflix. The reason I didn't finish watching a film was because it was rubbish...not because I forgot to....
What was I doing 40 years ago today? Running down to the record store in Clapham Junction to buy London Callling on the day of release of course. Still the best bit of pocket money I ever spent.....
@Mij_Europe
True. It is an odd paper these days. It did the same to the UK over Brexit, viewing it just as an extension of Trumpism. Now it is turning on France.
It seems a bit odd that so many passionate anti Brexiteers are also very angry about the European Super League. I thought they liked that sort of thing.
It is insane how hard it is to cancel a subscription to The Economist! I make it a rule to always try and support other journalists, and certainly not to criticise them, but really a company can't just take money out of someone's bank account at will
@TheEconomist
@zannymb