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Emails sent by David Cameron lobbying on behalf of Greensill Capital were revealed for the first time today. At the height of the pandemic in April last year, the former PM sent a message to Matthew Gould, head of NHSX, the health service's digital arm. Mr Cameron urged Mr Gould, who worked for him in government, to consider using Greensill's services, describing it as 'the UK's leading fintech firm', according to the Sunday Times. The lender fell into administration last month. He said it was 'one of the businesses I now work with' and pointed out its Earnd app was being piloted in severa...

As African countries battle to attract viable investments in their drive to journey out of biting underdevelopment, global financiers and other experts where investments have succeeded outstandingly feel the continent stands to gain much were it to share experiences and embrace best practices. Experts from the World Bank, China Development Bank and Guangzhou, in one of China’s most industrious provinces, hold that there is need for innovative investment mechanisms to make the environment increasingly business-friendly.Lire aussi : 51e anniversaire de la Francophonie: Le Cameroun boucle une ...

As temperatures warm up, here's where to get the best frozen desserts, drinks in Seattle Sign In by Callie Craighead, SeattlePI FacebookTwitterEmail Despite having a layer of snow on the ground less than a month ago, spring weather is peeking out early in Seattle. Rows of colorful daffodils have started to bloom around the city and there are strings of sunny afternoons and warmer temperatures - ok, highs of 50 degrees - in the future. Which means it's time to shake off the winter blues and cool down with some frozen treats. Exactly where you go to find your frozen novelty is up to your tastes...

Washington jobless benefits lag while unemployment taxes loom The state is trying to fix some of the system’s most pressing issues to deal with the ongoing unemployment crisis. By Melissa Santos, Crosscut Share: Owner Lisa Michaud in her consignment shop, Two Big Blondes, on Feb. 9, 2020. Michaud’s business had to close at the start of the pandemic. Since she reopened, her business has plummeted and she has been able to hire back only half her staff, (Dorothy Edwards/Crosscut) The notice that came in the mail in December was a shock for Lisa Michaud. At a time when sh...

Dorothy Edwards/Crosscut From left, Roz Edison, co-owner of the Super Six restaurant, and Lisa Michaud, owner of the consignment shop Two Big Blondes; both were photographed on Feb. 9, 2020. The notice that came in the mail in December was a shock for Lisa Michaud. At a time when she was struggling to keep her Seattle retail store afloat, the state Employment Security Department said her unemployment tax rate was about to go up by nearly 4,00...