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Kingston Business School expert predicts many of Chancellor George Osborne's budget measures will have little impact
Posted Wednesday 19 March 2014
As Britain reacts to George Osborne's budget, including moves designed to boost the incomes of pensioners and savers hit by low interest rates, a Kingston academic says that, with an election looming, the motive for many of the measures is purely political.
Celebrities may be going bankrupt to avoid tax bills, Kingston Law School insolvency expert warns
Posted Tuesday 18 March 2014
An insolvency expert has warned that celebrities may increasingly be abusing the bankruptcy system in order to maximise their earnings and reduce the amount of tax they pay.
Kingston businesses welcome local currency and feel confident about future growth, student survey shows
Posted Thursday 6 March 2014
A study by a group of Kingston University Business School students reveals local businesses would welcome the idea of a local currency and they remain confident about their trading prospects.
United States Ambassador and internet pioneer Matthew W. Barzun delivers address at Kingston University's Chancellor's event
Posted Tuesday 18 February 2014
The US Ambassador to the United Kingdom has been the first high-profile speaker to step into the spotlight at Kingston University's new Chancellor's events.
'Excellent' Kingston Business School courses listed in the Eduniversal Best Masters rankings
Posted Wednesday 12 February 2014
Three of Kingston Business School's Masters courses have received global recognition in the latest ranking table.
Business Secretary and Twickenham MP Vince Cable commends Kingston University's cutting-edge entrepreneurs
Posted Thursday 6 February 2014
Senior Government Minister Vince Cable has lavished praise on Kingston University's expertise in entrepreneurship education and small business research.
Occupational psychologist warns of health risks of email obsession
Posted Friday 17 January 2014
New Kingston Business School research has revealed email addicts' worst habits and found some users are so hooked they experience phantom alerts when they haven't even received a message.
Graphic designer concocts Christmas dinner in a tin to help banish gamers' hunger pangs
Posted Monday 23 December 2013
Forget hours of slaving away over a hot stove – gamers can spend the entire festive season glued to their new consoles and feasting on a Christmas "tinner" thanks to a Kingston University student's ingenuity.
