Dow Jones to be renamed Down Jones at the closure today...
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or Davy Jones, if it sinks much further ..Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ here -
Or just the, Ow Jones!Comment
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Originally posted by Viktor View Post
Looks like your lot seem to be OK along with the rest of eastern Europe. Any jobs going for honest agents in Bucharest?Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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The Bucharest Stock Exchange was closed today for a second time this week
, but Eastern European economies don't depend so much on Stock Exchanges like tulipe UK...
In a year or so I reckon it will be a damn good business to be an agent in Eastern Europe looking for all the hundreds of thousands returning home!!
Do you want to start a partnership Dodgy?!?
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostThe rest is silence...Comment
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I think it should be called Corporal Jones.
Don't panic! Don't panic!Comment
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And only a year ago it was 'I love UK. Give me British passport'Originally posted by Viktor View PostThe Bucharest Stock Exchange was closed today for a second time this week, but Eastern European economies don't depend so much on Stock Exchanges like tulipe UK...
In a year or so I reckon it will be a damn good business to be an agent in Eastern Europe looking for all the hundreds of thousands returning home!!
Do you want to start a partnership Dodgy?!?
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So why are you angry now? Immigrants go home and you will live in a happy and less-overcrowded UK. BOOMED!!!!Originally posted by Flashman View PostAnd only a year ago it was 'I love UK. Give me British passport'
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Jesus Jones?Comment
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Originally posted by Viktor View PostSo why are you angry now? Immigrants go home and you will live in a happy and less-overcrowded UK. BOOMED!!!!HTHHungary had to intervene yesterday to prop up its markets following a run on country's biggest lender OTP. The Budapest bourse fell 13pc. The treasury had to scrap a bond auction.
The most new mortgages in Hungary are in Swiss francs, leaving the homeowners facing a vicious squeeze as the forint plunges against the franc.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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