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Marc Sidwell’s Biography

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The managing editor of London's free business daily City AM (circulation 120,000), where I am also a weekly columnist (The Long View) and regular contributor to the paper's corporate analysis column (Bottom Line). Interested in finance, business, technology.

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The Long View: Our digital technologies prove that freedom is more than just a rallying cry

The Long View: Our digital technologies prove that freedom is more than just a rallying cry

FREEDOM isn't just a rallying call, it is a practical way to transform the world for the better.

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The Long View: Stop speaking like a corporate robot - for the sake of capitalism itself

The Long View: Stop speaking like a corporate robot - for the sake of capitalism itself

HERE'S a new year's resolution for business: learn to speak human. The state of business language as a whole …

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The Capitalist Podcast: Burnham's trap

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By Marc Sidwell Verified
| Substack
‘The cuts which are even the bare minimum – £180 billion – are wild. The things which you should be doing just look like complete fantasies.’ Andy Burnham is days away from becoming prime minister. According to economist Andrew Lilico, he’s inheriting an economy with almost no room left to manoeuvre – and a sense of personal virtue is no substitute for a plan, as the fate of his predecessor shows.
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Looking the Other Way No More

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By Marc Sidwell Verified
| henryjacksonsociety.org
The global situation seems to be becoming more perilous by the day. Last week, in his first setpiece speech as Defence Secretary, Grant Shapps announced that the West was at the dawn of a new and more dangerous era, moving “from a post-war to pre-war world”. As if to back him up, Pakistan and Iran conducted military strikes inside each other’s territory, while in a separate development analysts debated the possibility that North Korea has decided to go to war.
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Taiwan has chosen freedom. Now Britain must back her

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By Marc Sidwell Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
The people of Taiwan have spoken: the island’s newly-elected president is Lai Ching-te, leader of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), returned to power for a third consecutive term – a new record. This confirms the commitment of the Taiwanese people to self-government, and was – as such – not the result wanted in Beijing. Across the Taiwan Strait, President Xi Jinping has other plans for what he sees as a rebel province.
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