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Harris is raking in the donor dollars but money can't buy you elections

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By Maggie Pagano, Margareta Pagano Verified
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All the big donor money may be flying into Kamala Harris’ campaign to become the next president of the United States, but the seriously big betting money is now piling up behind Donald Trump. With 12 days to go until one of the most thrilling elections in history, Harris is creaming it in terms of donations. The latest billionaire to back the Democrat candidate is Bill Gates, the Microsoft founder, who is said to have just given $50 million to the Harris coffers.
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Will Reeves's Halloween Budget spook the markets?

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By Maggie Pagano, Margareta Pagano Verified
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Déjà vu? Around this time two years ago, a couple of days after Liz Truss’s mini-budget, the UK’s gilts markets were going haywire with yields soaring, driving up the government’s cost of borrowing to highs not seen for years. The markets were in such mayhem that Truss summoned  Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng back from Washington, chopped off his head, replaced him with Jeremy Hunt, who then reversed all her tax cuts and proceeded to chop off her head. The rest, as we all like to say, is history.
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Reeves would be mad to take aim at AIM

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By Maggie Pagano, Margareta Pagano Verified
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Britain’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) is struggling. The number of new companies listing on the London Stock Exchange’s junior growth market has fallen to its lowest level since the Great Financial Crash of 2008. Only £88.6 million was raised through new IPOs last year compared to £8.8 billion during AIM’s peak year of 2006, just ahead of the crash. How extraordinary. We know times are tough – and risk has become something of a no-go area for even the bravest of investors.
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