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...Another PCC front company in the UK is Aria Associates, which has an account with Lloyds....
...Somerset was founded in 2007 by Rees-Mogg, Edward Robertson and Dominic Johnson. The three had previously worked together at Lloyd George Management, an emerging markets fund manager....
...Roxburgh’s position meant that he was at the heart of every major financial services decision by successive governments, from selling down the state’s shares in Lloyds and NatWest to helping pick the next...
...Somerset was founded in 2007 by Rees-Mogg, Robertson and Dominic Johnson. The three had previously worked together at Lloyd George Management, an emerging markets fund manager....
...Lloyds and Santander UK provided accounts to British front companies secretly owned by a sanctions-hit Iranian petrochemicals company based near Buckingham Palace, according to documents seen by the Financial...
...So there is no guaranteed way, at least since Lloyd George got so greedy that selling peerages became a crime....
...The outcry over corruption was such that it brought down Lloyd George’s coalition in 1922....
...On Saturday the Senate’s top Republican Mitch McConnell urged Mike Johnson, the Republican House Speaker, to call a vote on the bill without delay....
...Sunak has been struggling to repair his party’s relations with business after the turbulence of Brexit, the anti-business rhetoric of former prime minister Boris Johnson and the financial chaos that surrounded...
...camilla.cavendish@ft.com Letter in response to this column: Cover-up mentality perpetuates gravy train / From Bruce Lloyd, Emeritus Professor of Strategic Management, London South Bank University, London...
...BUY: GSK (GSK) Sceptics will say the pipeline leaves much to be desired, but there’s no denying the drugmaker’s present strengths, writes Jennifer Johnson....
...“Ukraine will come in short order, it will come next,” Johnson told reporters on Thursday....
...The Daily Telegraph is traditionally the newspaper most aligned to the Conservative party — Boris Johnson wrote a weekly column for the broadsheet before he became prime minister — which has caused some...
...then-UK prime minister Boris Johnson as a “fucking clown”....
...A separate spending analysis conducted by Lloyds Bank showed that in December — as friends and colleagues got together for end of year celebrations — the amount spent on bowling in the UK rose 106 per cent...
...The candidates are descendants of the great statesmen Lord John Russell and David Lloyd George, later Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor, who hope to move off a waiting list for hereditary peers on to the red benches...
...Boris Johnson was a columnist for the newspaper while serving as prime minister....
...Zelenskyy is due to meet with Johnson, the Republican House Speaker, on Tuesday morning, as well as Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader in the Senate....
...While David Lloyd George introduced an official cabinet diary in December 1916 when he became prime minister, this lacked the acerbity of Harcourt’s prose style....
...Marshall is one of the bidders for the Daily Telegraph in an auction by Lloyds Banking Group, which seized control of the newspaper earlier this year from the Barclay family....
...Under their ownership The Telegraph has remained loyal to its role as the paper of the British establishment, employing leading lights of the Conservative party as columnists including Boris Johnson before...
...Chuck Schumer, the Democratic Senate majority leader, and Mike Johnson, the Republican Speaker of the House, jointly announced the agreement....
...The statesmen of previous eras had their own country houses, he points out; but since David Lloyd George benefited from the bequest of Chequers to the nation in 1917, modern prime ministers have mostly been...
...In January, Hapag-Lloyd announced plans to acquire a 40 per cent stake in Indian operator JM Baxi Ports & Logistics....
...ETF comes a day after the Edinburgh-based group said 2022 was “one of the toughest investing years in living memory”, with outflows tripling to £10.3bn, even stripping out a large planned redemption by Lloyds...
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