UK 09:06 Monday, 28 September 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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And this is why the AIM casino is such a farce. The interests of fat cat directors are simply not aligned with those of the owners of far too many companies, that is to say mug punter shareholders. Maybe they cannot be arsed to read Annual Reports but they should and they should be revolted and revolt. Meet Peter Hill, the CEO of casino listed Global Petroleum (GBP).
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drunken sailor
£10 for an MA from Oxford, you were ripped off! I paid £1.05 (an old guinea) for mine from Cambridge
J P Spaghetti
Well expressed (I knew it doesn’t constitute an academic escalation but I didn’t realise there was a charge). No offence to Oxford but…actually I’d best not! They do seem to have more than their fair share of – hmm – traditional, ‘burning bushes speak to people’ religious types, though (unlike Cambridge).