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Cable and Tory worries about Europe speech
Vince Cable expresses his concerns over David Cameron’s upcoming Europe speech: calling the debate over Britain’s membership of the EU a “massive disruption and deeply unhelpful”.
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Vince Cable expresses his concerns over David Cameron’s upcoming Europe speech: calling the debate over Britain’s membership of the EU a “massive disruption and deeply unhelpful”.
As the banking commission demands stronger ring-fencing of retail banks from their casino arm, Vince Cable seems to be wavering in his commitment to break up banks that are “too big to fail”.
With Business Secretary Vince Cable telling his party that another hung parliament is likely at the next election, Channel 4 News asks a YouGov pollster if he is right.
The bottom line is that Bank of England figures for growth rates in lending to small firms have been in a downward spiral since 2009 and are showing no signs of improvement.
Business Secretary Vince Cable tells Channel 4 News he is not too old to be Liberal Democrat leader – although he also maintains he supports Nick Clegg wholeheartedly.
A new “business bank” will be handed £1bn of taxpayers’ money in a bid to kick-start lending to small and medium-sized British firms, Business Secretary Vince Cable announces.
Business Secretary Vince Cable announces plans for a business bank to increase lending to businesses, but shadow Chancellor Ed Balls says it is time for an alternative economic plan to boost growth.
My sources are senior and widely respected figures in Scottish League Football and rarely have I heard men so angry about an invitation to a meeting, writes Alex Thomson.
Business secretary Vince Cable tells the Leveson Inquiry of ‘veiled threats’ against his party if he made the ‘wrong decision’ over News Corporation’s bid to takeover BSkyB.
Europe’s governments and banks prepare the ground for a possible Greek exit of the euro, as politicians in Greece try to maintain the country’s position in the single currency.
Banks are “imperilling” Britain’s economic recovery by trapping thousands of firms in a “valley of death”, says Business Secretary Vince Cable.
The business secretary announces proposals to give shareholders more power and increase transparency in executive pay. But a policy expert tells Channel 4 News the plans don’t go far enough.
Network Rail admits track-side cable theft has reached epidemic proportions, with up to five daily attacks in the North East of England alone. North of England reporter Morland Sanders investigates.
Business Secretary Vince Cable tells Channel 4 News global financial instability is making the world a “very dangerous place at the moment”.
Business Secretary Vince Cable says companies should have publicly to justify bonuses and executives’ salaries.