Opinion Opinion | Liz Truss’s Big Gamble on the U.K. Economy By: Fannie Flagg Date: September 26, 2022 Share: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Johnson got Brexit done. She faces the much harder task of making it work. Source link TagsBoris JohnsonbritishC&E Executive News FiltercommentariesCommentaries/OpinionsContent TypesDomestic PoliticsEconomic NewselectionElectionsenergy crisisFactiva Filtersgeneral newsinterest rateinternational relationslabour partyLiz Trusslow growthnationalNational/Presidential ElectionsopinionspoliticalPolitical/General NewspoliticsPolitics/International Relationspresidential electionsprime ministerreformRoyal FamiliesSYNDtradeukWSJ-PRO-WSJ.com Fannie Flagg Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Subscribe to our magazine Subscribe Now ━ more like this Business Can Gen Z save tea? July 3, 2024 0 In May, the parent companies of two leading British tea brands reported record sales: Kallo Foods, which owns Clipper Teas, jumped 8% to... Business Japan rolls out new banknotes for the first time since 2004, but only 30% of the country’s many vending machines can accept them July 3, 2024 0 Japan issued newly designed banknotes for the first time since 2004 in a move that may provide a small boost to the economy... Tech Xbox Live is back after an outage lasting several hours July 3, 2024 0 Xbox has resolved a widespread outage that prevented players from connecting to Xbox Live, playing online games, downloading games, or using other services... Tech This dual-screen laptop swings horizontally — and quotes the Whole Earth Catalog July 2, 2024 0 Unlike the Asus Zenbook Duo and Lenovo Yoga Book 9i we reviewed earlier this year, it’s not a twin-screen tablet with a detachable... Tech Apple’s Phil Schiller is reportedly joining OpenAI’s board July 2, 2024 0 Apple has chosen App Store chief and former marketing head Phil Schiller to represent the company on OpenAI’s nonprofit board, according to a... Previous articleFalling home prices shouldn’t collapse the financial system, says hedge funder who made $4 billion betting on the 2008 housing crashNext articleOpinion | Giorgia Meloni Is No Fascist, but Can She Revive Italy’s Economy?