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Saturday, 21st November 2009

Bill Jamieson

Bill Jamieson: Series of ingenious traps for a Tory government IS THIS a Queen's Speech I see before me – or a trick of the eye? It had a mirage-like quality: the bigger and more portentous the plans, the more distant they are from making it through to law.

Bill Jamieson: Case grows stronger by the day for tax cuts to beat recession WHAT shape are we really in? Debate still rages as to whether we are heading for a conventional U-shaped recovery, or a double-dip W pattern.

Why bubble spells trouble for Darling The Chancellor must come up with a plan for debt and deficit reduction, writes Bill Jamieson

Bill Jamieson: Edinburgh truly does tell a tale of two cities POOR old Edinburgh. Greetings from the town with no banks. If you're coming, bring your own money. We're on our knees.

Bill Jamieson: Trams snarl-up brings out a touch of economic resilience

Bill Jamieson: After his tax clanger, has Brown lost the plot?

With the forced sale of hundreds of Scottish bank branches, where is the government response to the turmoil

Analysis: Transaction tax would cause uproar

Bill Jamieson: Holyrood's budgeting could take lessons from the Bank

Bill Jamieson: Still walking a tightrope

Bill Jamieson: Rabbie Burns could teach the almighty Eurocrats a lesson

Bill Jamieson: Lloyds Bank rights issue: one huge leap into the unknown

Bill Jamieson: Cometh the hour, cometh the man? If anyone can pull this rabbit from the hat, it's Thomson

Bill Jamieson: Faith helped Scots trust thrive amid all the panic

Bill Jamieson: Break-up will affect course of the UK's financial industry for years

Expect fireworks as the Monetary Policy Committee meets on Guy Fawkes Day

Smit fights back from portfolio plunge with 48% first-half rise

Bill Jamieson: America has Buffett. Scotland has, er...well, any takers?

Bill Jamieson: Banking boomerang returns with a vengeance

Bill Jamieson: Salmond must come up with the goods to keep business on his side

Bill Jamieson: Economics is not an exact science … it's not even a science

Bill Jamieson: Why stock markets are defying the real economy

With no sign of public anger dissipating and leading players split over the way ahead, the eventual outcome of the banking reform debate threatens to result in an explosive social and political mix

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