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Better protection for investors

Trevor Law writes "A common feature of the financial press in recent months has been discussion of the regulator’s new guidelines about Self Invested Personal Pensions (SIPPs)".

Banks must find the means to support innovation and reap the rewards

Manufacturing
Dr Steven McCabe "writes I was involved in a debate which took place as part of Birmingham Made Me Expo on what is an appropriate economic strategy for the Midlands".

Why Jaguar Land Rover keeps on rolling

Jaguar F type
Jaguar Land Rover continue success drive reporting a record £1.68 billion pre-tax profit for last year.

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General business

Better protection for investors

Trevor Law writes "A common feature of the financial press in recent months has been discussion of the regulator’s new guidelines about Self Invested Personal Pensions (SIPPs)".

Manufacturing

Banks must find the means to support innovation and reap the rewards

Dr Steven McCabe "writes I was involved in a debate which took place as part of Birmingham Made Me Expo on what is an appropriate economic strategy for the Midlands".

Jaguar F type

Why Jaguar Land Rover keeps on rolling

Jaguar Land Rover continue success drive reporting a record £1.68 billion pre-tax profit for last year.

Chenghdu

Twenty first century mood music from China

Last week's jitters in world stock markets were attributed to less than encouraging statistics on manufacturing activity coming out of China.

Currency

Austerity, markets and growth - attempting to read the signals

Dr Steven McCabe writes "Recent events will not provide much comfort to the coalition government which placed so much faith in austerity as the way to solve this country's economic problems".

Geely

Black Cab Restart Delay

Chinese automotive manufacturing company, Geely take over Manganese Bronze with a £100m plan for the next five years.

Money

Insuring adequately for the true cost of raising a family

In a typical week a Mum will do 71 hours of unpaid work, whilst a Dad will do 53.5 hours.

Steve McCabe: Luck, leadership and the vexed question of Europe

In recent days the retirements of both Sir Alex Ferguson and his once-cherished protégé David Beckham have resulted in gushing commentaries on their ability to influence those around them.

Boris Johnson

Russell Luckock: The UK should not revolve around London

The Parliamentary Transport Committee has turned down the idea of building a new airport to the east of London, disappointing Boris Johnson, the mayor.

James Leaper: Making the best use of your space

The compression of real estate and the extension of a home working policy can give companies the opportunity to decrease their property portfolio whilst encouraging more entrepreneurialism among staff.

Martin Allsopp: Undermining the balance to justice

One of the reasons the British legal system is regarded as the fairest in the world it that the scales of justice are balanced evenly for accusers and the accused.

Jim Wood-Smith: The governor gives legacy a tidy up

One should never let the facts get in the way of a good theory.

Jon Griffin: Motorsport Valley points future route

IF you were seeking a credible blueprint for industrial growth following the worst recession in living memory, you could do a lot worse than take a look at Motorsport Valley.

Housing

Avoid the ticking time bomb of interest-only borrowing

There has been much publicised of late in respect of interest only borrowing and potential short falls to repay the mortgage at the end of the mortgage term.

Benedict Gorner: Reform is on the agenda

The reformist agenda of the coalition government took a major step forward last month with the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 receiving Royal Assent.

David Cameron

Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya: Two years to go...must do better, Dave

The next General Election is about two years away so what would a school report on the Government's performance to date say?

Keith Gabriel: Don't blame the buses - blame the passengers

I was on a stag do in York last weekend. I fair enjoyed it, despite a disappointing lack of vomit, nudity or ritual humiliation.

Jon Griffin: A considered view on the working age

"What is retirement? Retirement is death." It's quite an assertion, even from a 94-year-old.

Russell Luckock: Passing the buck on UK immigration

David Cameron, when elected, stated that he would remove reams of red tape from small businesses, on which he depended to create jobs, thus reducing unacceptably high unemployment levels.

Jim Wood-Smith: Why QE helps get the party swinging...

I was asked recently whether quantitative easing is the "new sub-prime".

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BHSF celebrate 140 years in business

Nominations open for the 2013 Birmingham Post Business Awards

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