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Guardian sustainable business readers share their resolutions for 2013. Thanks to everyone who submitted an entry - the top ten feature on the poster above.
Illustration: Oli Frape
Guardian sustainable business readers share their resolutions for 2013. Thanks to everyone who submitted an entry - the top ten feature on the poster above.
Illustration: Oli Frape
“No doubt you have also noticed that, with less than 10 weeks to go until the November presidential election, our country is in the grip of an increasingly ugly political campaign. So, with this combination of bad economics and bad politics, we look to you for direction and leadership. It is that simple, and that important.
“We need you to overcome a prolonged period of congressional paralysis and polarization in order to address the country’s malaise. We need you to pivot in your responses from the tactical to the strategic, from the cyclical to the secular, from the partial to the comprehensive, and from sequential to simultaneous reforms.”
A back-to-school letter for the US Congress
Thursday 9 August marks the fifth anniversary of the financial crisis - “the day the world changed” as former Northern Rock boss Adam Applegarth put it.
Larry Elliott, Graeme Wearden and Jill Treanor from our business team will be on hand to answer your questions about what’s next for the world’s economy and the debt crisis. Post your questions now and they’ll be online from 11.30am - 12.30pm BST to answer a selection.
Got a question for our panel?
Northern Rock boss Adam Applegarth said 9 August 2007 was “the day the world changed.” As we approach five years on from the week that the world’s money markets froze, we want to hear your stories and experiences of the past five years.
• How was your work or business affected? What did you do to adapt to the circumstances?
• Did the economic gloom make or force you to change career, country or your lifestyle?
• Were you working in the financial sector at the time or during the five years that followed? What has changed?
Help us build a picture of the individual’s experience of the credit crisis.
Ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated? The great banking swindle
Tuesday’s front cover of G2 and more on the resignation of Barclays chief Bob Diamond and the Libor scandal
Photograph: Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy
From the Archive - 2 July 1980:
The death of the MG marks the end of one of the most perfect products of free enterprise, born out of the voracious will to succeed of one man and the burgeoning market for middle-class status symbols.
As Europe’s crisis deepens, thousands are moving abroad in search of better economic conditions and a better life. Answer these seven simple questions, and our migratometer will tell you where you should think about relocating