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Author: Steve Falcon
GBP Bounces Back After Brexit Minister Resignations
British politics has been in turmoil the past few weeks. The latest Brexit developments have resulted in several senior ministers resigning in protest of the direction the government is taking. While the recent events have put the future of the UK in further doubt, the GBP…
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Trading binary options are the most popular trend among investors – especially those who are new to the industry and want to see fast gains in forex as a web or market trader. However, it’s not easy to navigate among all those brokers, programs and binary…
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The concept of the modern term of the trading binary options is very easy to understand for everyone. A trader of the forex is required to anticipate the future price of the underlying asset on which the investment is made, at the time of the expiry…
Some basic Forex guidelines for novice traders
Many people are coming to this industry every day and this is our job to tell them what to do and what not to do in their career. We know most of the people will not listen to us as it is not possible to tell…
What to look for when comparing caravan insurance
It’s not unusual to see articles giving advice on what they consider to be the “best caravan insurance” around. The problem with that is what might be best for someone else isn’t necessarily going to be the best for you. When you compare caravan insurance, you…
Sky shares slide on Fox‑Disney talks
Sky shares pared early opening losses to trade 1 per cent lower in late afternoon trading in London after 21st Century Fox held talks with Disney to sell its stake in the British satellite broadcaster as part of a disposal of assets.
We’ve got a problem, Tesco boss told
The former chairman of Tesco has told a court that the first time he became aware of a hole in the retailer’s accounts was when he received a phone call in Rome from the new chief executive.
Universal credit is turning into a social disaster
If the Conservatives are trying to prove they’re no longer the nasty party, they have a funny way of going about it.
Scotland’s digital hub puts on its game face
As he grew up in Dundee, Chris van der Kuyl saw no reason to put limits on his ambition — because the world’s most famous game designers were living in his city.