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Ditch the anti-rich propaganda, says RUTH SUNDERLAND (opens the original)
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Euan Blair, the nepo-baby son of former Prime Minister Tony, cannot exactly claim to be the kind of business owner who has come up the hard way. His net worth is around £350m and his apprenticeship training business, Multiverse, was valued at just over $2bn after a funding round earlier this year, despite making losses since he founded it a decade ago. The risks of entrepreneurship must have been smoothed by the wealth and connections of his father, who, incidentally, is sporting impressive gym-
Germany's problems are sounding a warning for the UK: RUTH SUNDERLAND (opens the original)
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The bruising defeat of Chancellor Friedrich Merz reflects the stalling of what once was Germany’s mighty economic engine. His centre-Right Christian Democratic Union party was crushed in two regional elections over the weekend. Left-wing anti-capitalists triumphed in Berlin. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania the far-Right Alternative fur Deutschland (AfD) took more than 38 per cent of the vote, just ahead of the centre-Left Social Democratic Party. Merz’s Christian Democratic Union limped in with
City of London investment trust hikes dividend for 60th year in a row (opens the original)
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The £3billion City of London investment trust has become the first to increase its annual dividend for sixty years in a row. Fund manager Job Curtis has run the portfolio for 35 years, throughout every market cycle since the privatisations of the early 1990s. He has achieved his remarkable record by investing in UK-listed companies and steering clear of AI. Speaking exclusively to the Mail, he said: ‘I don’t really invest in AI. It’s horses for courses. There are plenty of tech funds for that so
RUTH SUNDERLAND: Why John Lewis's troubles should worry Middle Britain (opens the original)
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The John Lewis department store chain is a barometer for middle-aged, middle-class Britain. It embodies every obsession and unstated cultural value of the tribe: not swish, not avant-garde, not fashionable and not bothered at being scorned by Boris Johnson’s wife Carrie. When the retailer makes a loss, as it announced a couple of days ago, something shudders deep within the bourgeois soul. The red ink is partly down to a conscious choice to invest for the long term, and partly down to Labour hav
Iceland boss tells Chancellor: Please stop squeezing business dry! (opens the original)
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Right in the middle of our interview the door bursts open. ‘Guess who that was? My dad,’ says Richard Walker, laughing. ‘I had the door shut and he just opens it.’ At 80, Sir Malcolm Walker still treats Iceland's offices as his own, because for most of the past five decades, they have been. He beats a retreat, leaving his son, now executive chairman of the business, to deliver his blunt message to the Chancellor John Healey ahead of next month’s Budget – stop treating business as a piggy bank. O
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