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The UK property podcast for anyone living overseas hosted by Neil Jensen. The podcast features a series of ‘how-to’ discussions with experts dealing with property sales, rentals, UK company formation, mortgages, tax and legal issues. If you live outside the UK and have an interest in UK property then this podcast is for you.
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A Long Time In Finance

Jonathan Ford and Neil Collins

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The long view of finance, markets and money as seen by two veteran City editors, Neil Collins and Jonathan Ford. Sponsored by Briefcase.News Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Attorney, host and creator Paul Townsend examines some of the most famous and infamous - and often misunderstood - court cases to make headlines across America. In doing so, he provides listeners with a true and unbiased understanding of the underlying facts as the judge or jury would have heard them at the time, explains what the role of each party was, breaks down the legal arguments presented, and gives the final word on who ultimately prevailed and why.
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The Storm: A Lost Rewatch Podcast

Dave Gonzales, Joanna Robinson, and Neil Miller

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Having survived the long night of Game of Thrones, podcasters Dave Gonzales, Joanna Robinson, and Neil Miller had to go back for a massive rewatch of ABC's hit show Lost. And don't be surprised if a few other major storm-fronts open up along the way.
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Rethink Motivation: Stories & Advice from Successful Entrepreneurs

Thatcher Jensen: Entrepreneurship, Lifestyle Design, and Online Business Enthusiast

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Every successful entrepreneur started out at the same place as you and me. Step one. Rethink Motivation dives into how successful entrepreneurs like Chris Brogan, Neil Patel, and Bob Burg were able to push through the obstacles, hardships, and setbacks of creating a business and life that matters. We dive into how they overcame fears and doubts, what gets them out of bed each morning, habits and routines that they can't live without, and more. Think of it as weekly mentorship with your favor ...
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Marketing News Canada

Marketing News Canada

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Canada's #1 show about all things marketing, advertising & communications hosted by: -Darian Kovacs, Indigenous business leader and Managing Partner of Jelly Digital Marketing and PR -Ted Lau, owner of digital marketing agency Ballistic Arts -Daryl Louie, Co-Founder and CEO of AntiSocial Media Solutions -Shelley McArthur-Everett, Founder & President, SMC Communications Inc. -Jyll Saskin Gales, Digital Marketing Consultant, Jyll.ca We’ve had guests from Google, LEGO, Spotify, Starbucks and th ...
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At this point, it's become difficult to keep track of all the different places that former (and possibly future) President Donald Trump has been indicted. To recap: he has been indicted in New York County by District Attorney Alvin Bragg. That case has already gone to trial and he was convicted of nearly three dozen counts of falsifying business re…
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One of Britain's best known bond fund managers, and also founder of the "Bond Vigilante" blog, Jim Leaviss is leaving the City after 32 years to train as an art historian. Neil and Jonathan caught up with him to look back on his City career, the huge bull market in bonds of recent decades, and the threats that lie in store from international instab…
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Hello everyone, I've missed you. Due to a confluence of factors which I won't waste time or energy going into here, we had a slightly longer hiatus than I expected, but we are back and I expect the content to be a little more regular going forward. This episode is meaningful for a number of reasons. First, I bring on my law partner, Bob Gottlieb of…
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When banks were found to have manipulated the Libor rate during the financial crisis, they paid a whopping $8bn in fines but only a few junior traders went to prison. In a joint episode with Law & Disorder podcast, we look at the recently appealed cases of Tom Hayes and Carlo Palumbo, and ask whether justice has been served. Presented by Jonathan F…
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One of the more striking crime statistics is that burglary is down 90% in England and Wales since the 1990s. That doesn't reflect more upright behaviour. Nope, it's just that villains are increasingly moving their operations online. We talk to author Geoff White about how Silicon Valley is helping the bad guys go digital by making it easier for the…
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How did housing in Britain go from somewhere to live to being everyone's favourite financial asset? In the second of our two part series, we look at housing policy since 1970; and ask whether there has ever been a coherent approach. Also is there a natural level of home ownership and should we be encouraging everyone to buy? With Cambridge Universi…
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How did housing in Britain go from somewhere to live to everyone's favourite financial asset? In the first of a two part series, we look at the mortgage market since 1970; and ask whether the high prices and low supply we endure today are a financial phenomenon. With former building societies supremo Mark Boleat. Presented by Jonathan Ford and Neil…
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The one where Darian chats with Kenny from Indig Design. Sign up for the Marketing News Canada e-newsletter at www.marketingnewscanada.com. – Special Offer for Marketing News Canada Listeners Unbounce can help you easily build landing pages, popups and sticky bars. Highly customizable and no coding required, anyone can get started on converting mor…
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The one where Ted Lau at Ballistic Arts chats with Stephen Kiely, CEO at dentsu Canada, about: Stephen’s origin story What brands have to watch out for What agency folks have to consider when moving up in their careers Sign up for the Marketing News Canada e-newsletter at www.marketingnewscanada.com. – Special Offer for Marketing News Canada Listen…
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When Jeff Bezos founded Amazon in 1994, it was an online bookshop. Now its tentacles are everywhere: it's a marketplace for third party goods from around the world, a huge cloud computing business and America's largest parcel delivery group. But is this a good thing or a bad one? We talk to Dana Mattioli of the Wall Street Journal about whether Ama…
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The one where Darian chats with Anick Beaulieu from C2 Montreal. Sign up for the Marketing News Canada e-newsletter at www.marketingnewscanada.com. – Special Offer for Marketing News Canada Listeners Unbounce can help you easily build landing pages, popups and sticky bars. Highly customizable and no coding required, anyone can get started on conver…
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The one where Daryl Louie chats with Alex Nazarevich Vice President of Growth at Unbounce, about: The importance of landing pages and what to consider when designing a world class page The evolution of martech and what to to look out for when utilizing AI assisted marketing Mentoring and mentorship Sign up for the Marketing News Canada e-newsletter…
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The one where Darian chats with Guy Kawasaki, about his most recent book, Think Remarkable, and: Why Guy loves writing at Olive Garden Why AI helps make things better How to become remarkable with growth, grit, and grace Sign up for the Marketing News Canada e-newsletter at www.marketingnewscanada.com. – Special Offer for Marketing News Canada List…
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The economist Michael Jensen, who died this month, did as much as any single thinker to shape modern financial capitalism. To his detractors, he was the High Priest of Greed who justified stratospheric CEO pay and predatory private equity. His admirers believe he revived Anglo Saxon capitalism. We discuss his ideas and legacy with the independent r…
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A natural monopoly delivering an essential service, Thames Water was privatised in 1989 with no debt. Now it's on its knees, crushed by more than £15bn of borrowings. Neil and Jonathan talk to Feargal Sharkey about what this says about Mrs Thatcher's most controversial privatisation, whether incentive regulation works, and whether we should just sc…
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GEC was a British manufacturing titan; a cash-rich producer of everything from washing machines to railway trains. Then in a few years, it rebranded and restructured, shedding most of the old industrial bits to focus on telecoms. The result? By 2005, shiny new Marconi was no more. In the second of our Fallen Angel series, we talk to industrial hist…
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For decades ICI was Britain's largest manufacturing company - a giant fixed point around which the rest of industry orbited. Then, in little more than a decade, it split itself up, sold many of its traditional businesses, and ran up big debts buying fancy but not very profitable fragrance companies. In 2006, the end came when it sold itself to a Du…
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The one where Darian chats with Mary DePaoli, EVP & Chief Marketing Officer at the Royal Bank of Canada and 2024 Marketing, Advertising, PR and Communications Hall of Fame Inductee, about: Mary’s journey to her current position with RBC The RBC Foundation Mary’s insights on marketing trends And more! Sign up for the Marketing News Canada e-newslett…
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Remember Pets.com? Or Ask Jeeves? The dot com bubble of 25 years ago might have been a seismic event in markets. But was it just a collective moment of madness, or a deeper transformational moment? Or both? As AI stocks shoot towards the stratosphere, we talk to internet historian Brian McCullough, host of the Techmeme Ride Home podcast, about what…
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One of Britain's better-known economic forecasters, Roger Bootle, set up his consultancy Capital Economics 25 years ago. He made his name predicting the "death of inflation" on which he wrote an influential book in the 1990s. We discuss the importance of economic history, favourite writers, monetarism, bright spots in the world economy, and Britain…
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In the second of our series on Privatisation and Popular Capitalism, we look at the biggest and riskiest privatisation of all - the 1987 sale of the UK's 31% stake in BP. How the Chancellor Nigel Lawson gambled that the markets were good for a quick £7bn. Prepare for the world's shortest pricing meeting, diplomatic rows with Kuwaitis and lots of lo…
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Along with the sale of council houses, privatisation was a signature theme of Mrs Thatcher's government. Its aim was not just more efficient businesses, but a "share owning democracy" that would purge Britain of the "corrosive effect of socialism". With its "Tell Sid" campaign, British Gas was the high water mark of privatisation. Neil and Jonathan…
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What if our understanding of capitalism and climate is back to front? What if the problem is not that transitioning to green energy is too expensive, but that saving the planet is not sufficiently profitable. This is the conundrum at the heart of economist Brett Christophers' provocative new book. Neil and Jonathan joined him to discuss why lower w…
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The one where Daryl Louie from AntiSocial Media Solutions chats with Helen Kontozopoulos, Co-Founder at ODAIA Intelligence, about: her journey from marketing to AI / Tech the mindset that is critical to establish before using tools in your industry AI and how to prep for it in post secondary Sign up for the Marketing News Canada e-newsletter at www…
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Unipart, once an unloved division of British Leyland, has grown steadily since its buyout 37 years ago, eschewing the stock market and building a "Mittelstand" like relationship with employees, customers and suppliers. Neil and Jonathan talk to John Neill, its long standing boss, about car parts, purpose versus City short-termism and why more compa…
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Welcome Back Listeners! In this episode of In Summation, Paul discusses a horror movie turned real life. Inspired by the 1996 horror classic, Scream, Brian Draper and Torey Adamcik donned ghostface masks, black robes, and hunting knives to murder their high school classmate and friend, Cassie Jo Stoddart. Not only did they stab her 30 times while s…
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To some it might seem like the plot of a Jeffrey Archer novel: identical twins born to hardship who graft their way up together and ultimately get to own the Ritz Hotel, the Daily Telegraph and a socking great castle in the Channel Islands. But the story of Frederick and David Barclay is much stranger than that. With the Barclays back in the news a…
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Bill Gross was the "Master of the Universe" who got the world's attention when he declared in 2010 that UK government debt was sitting "on a bed of nitroglycerine". The man who built the modern bond markets, Gross seemed to have it all. But then he blew up his career just a few short years later with some very strange behaviour. We talk to Mary Chi…
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What links the iconic Sydney Opera House, Monsters Inc and the mess that is HS2? Well, they involve all giant projects and most conform to the "iron law" that schemes costing $1bn or more always end up over time and budget. According to the data, a piddling 0.5% get delivered on time, for the right price, and produce the forecast benefits. So with …
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Remember Full House? Remember how wholesome and family-friendly it was? Remember Aunt Becky? She was married to Uncle Jesse. She was part of that wave of television which instilled good family values and strong moral character while still being funny and entertaining...life before the OC. But despite Lori Loughlin's fairly robust acting career, she…
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