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Capital is worthless if the culture is wrong

02.03.11
Warren Buffett's annual letter to shareholders is always worth reading, not just for what he says about the different businesses within the Berkshire Hathaway group but for his wider comments on the business scene... more

Non-executives are the people to handle risk for businesses

10.12.10
City Comment: Only a non-executive director can handle the risk function in a way which will not split the board but is still able to provide an acceptable degree of challenge... more

Judge hits at OFT failures as airline fraud trial collapses

10.05.10
Senior judge launches a scathing attack on the Office of Fair Trading as a British Airways fraud trial collapsed today, leaving the taxpayer with a multi-million-pound bill... more

Bosses 'fixed costs of fuel surcharges at BA cricket match'

27.04.10
Sir Richard Branson told a senior Virgin Atlantic executive to 'sound out his contact' at British Airways over potential changes to fuel surcharges, a court hears... more

Cyclists need protection says victim hit by lorry

22.04.10
Former champion triathlete who faced having her leg amputated after being hit by a lorry while cycling in north London told how her life has been 'changed forever' and calls on the Government to protect cyclists... more

Virgin chief: I knew about BA price fixing

14.07.09
The British Airways-Virgin Atlantic price-fixing scandal went right to the top of Virgin as well, it has emerged ... more

Failed HBOS chief will take pension of £572,000 a year

17.02.09
The senior banker blamed for the crisis at HBOS came under fresh attack as it emerged that he is in line for a "scandalous" pension... more

Second HBOS whistleblower: Bank 'had a disregard for risk'

13.02.09
A second HBOS whistleblower claimed there was "a total disregard to the risk process" at the bank under Sir James Crosby... more

They were still in denial, all the way to the precipice

12.02.09
Revenge, as everyone knows, is a dish best served cold, and Paul Moore must be feeling satisfied today. It's nearly four years since he was sacked by Sir James Crosby and for much of that time his claims, that he had been pushed out because of his warnings about the risks that HBOS was running, were ignored. Even last year, as the banks were sliding into the mire, his protests on the BBC did not gain much traction.... more

Let's be honest, Brown is just as much to blame for this disaster

12.02.09
As a barrage of criticism forces banking watchdog Sir James Crosby to resign, the Evening Standard's City Editor reveals how even the Government encouraged the money-men to carry on unabated ... more

Treasury Select Committee MPs don't have a clue

12.02.09
The bankers have been given quite a kicking for their role in the financial crisis this week. But something else became all too clear in Westminster: almost no one on the Treasury Select Committee has a clue what they are doing. ... more

HBOS risk whistleblower puts heat on PM's ally

11.02.09
Banking: Claims by a former senior risk officer at British bank HBOS that he warned his bosses the bank was moving too fast have raised concern that risk warnings were ignored and put pressure on an ally of Prime Minister Gordon Brown... more

Banking regulator Sir James Crosby quits over claim he silenced critic

11.02.09
A City regulator has been forced to quit over claims that he sacked a whistleblower who warned of the banking crisis... more

Brown’s adviser ‘sacked banker who got it right’

10.02.09
One of Gordon Brown's key City advisers has been accused of sacking a whistleblower who warned that risky bank practices would "lead to disaster"... more

Why Kyle is Caesar appealing to the baying crowds at the expense of society's most vulnerable people

10.09.08
Ministers want to pay him a fortune in taxpayers' money to be their mouthpiece - but TV's Jeremy Kyle stands accused of cynically exploiting the desperate and the mentally ill.... more


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