Hints and tips:
...“If the economy were to contract later this year, as we still think it will, times might get a lot tougher for equities,” said Thomas Mathews, senior market economist at Capital Economics....
...However, Mathew Lawrence, director of Common Wealth, a think-tank, argued that essential infrastructure should be publicly owned....
...“That’s particularly problematic for an industry where profit margins are slim,” said Mark Mathews, an NRF industry analyst....
...Chancellor Rishi Sunak has waged a valiant battle to restrain Johnson’s spendthrift tendencies....
...“There are areas of the country where $15 an hour is barely enough to survive and areas where $15 would get you a lot further,” Mathews said....
...Alan Mathew, a 20-year-old Cambridge university student who returned to Newcastle for the summer holidays, said he would “still be cautious” despite receiving his first dose of the Pfizer jab....
...Former UK Treasury official Dan Rosenfield was a Hakluyt consultant before becoming Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s chief of staff last year....
...Putting the two departments back together has been a long-term ambition of Mr Johnson....
...Competitive streak Mathew Heim at Bruegel weighs in on the debate about how to use EU competition rules to protect companies from heavily subsidised foreign rivals....
...The full Hyman collection assembles work by about 100 British photographers from the 1920s to the present day, from Cecil Beaton to Sam Taylor-Johnson, from Bill Brandt to Gillian Wearing....
...“If you saw Rory Stewart and Boris Johnson on the ballot it would light up the contest,” said Mathew Dalton, president of the association as well as an agricultural seed merchant....
...Baker McKenzie has hired Rob Mathews and David Becker as partners to its corporate finance practice in London from law firm White & Case....
...Johnson was forced to pay £144,501 in confiscation and costs, while Mathew and Pabon were ordered to pay £34,700 and £2,300 respectively....
...Johnson replied. Prosecutors alleged that this showed both men knew what they were doing was wrong....
...Mr Mathew said he dealt mainly with Canadian dollar Libor matters and other currencies and only set US dollar rates when Mr Johnson was out of the office or on holiday....
...Last summer, four bankers were found guilty of conspiring to rig interest rate benchmarks — Jonathan Mathew, Jay Merchant, Alex Pabon and Tom Hayes — and a fifth, Peter Johnson, pleaded guilty to the charge...
...US-born Mr Pabon received two years and nine months and Mr Mathew was jailed for four years. Peter Johnson, 61, the main Barclays Libor submitter, pleaded guilty in 2014....
...Barclays’ main Libor submitter Peter Johnson had pleaded guilty to the charge before the trial began....
...Mr Mathew told the jury that Mr Johnson also called him a “deaf git” when he made mistakes and used the baseball bat to hit him although “not particularly hard but designed to humiliate me”, Mr Mathew told...
...Mr Mathew, who submitted Barclays’ daily estimates when Mr Johnson was away, testified that it never crossed his mind that he was doing anything improper or dishonest....
...William Clegg QC, representing Mathew, told the court his client had lost all his savings and retrained as a chef....
...Jonathan Mathew, Jay Merchant and Alex Pabon now all face sentencing today after being found guilty of conspiring to rig dollar-denominated Libor over a two-year period up to 2007....
...Johnson, along with Jonathan Mathew, Jay Merchant, and Alex Pabon will be sentenced on Thursday after the court heard their mitigating arguments on Wednesday....
...Another ex-Barclays banker, Peter Johnson, who was part of the conspiracy, pleaded guilty in 2014....
...Mr Johnson once made Mr Mathew stand on a chair in the middle of the trading floor and answer a quiz about capitals of the world after Mr Mathew had asked him where the Philippines was....
International Edition