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05Feb/16

Curry houses on Brick Lane, east London.

Closing time for Britain’s curry houses?

February 5, 2016Food and DrinkBangladeshi cuisine, Bengali cuisine, Chicken tikka masala, Cuisine, Cuisine by country, Curry, English cuisine, Food and drink, Hospitality/Recreation, India, Indian cuisine, Joel Flynn, London, Mohammed Asrar, Mukit Choudhury, Nepalese cuisine, Omani cuisine, Packard Clipper, Pakistani cuisine, Punjabi cuisine, Tikka, United Kingdomsmbale

The great British tradition of going for a curry on a Friday night appears to be dropping by the wayside, with an estimated 12,000 curry houses disappearing. As Joel Flynn reports, culture, not just cuisine, might be to blame. Continue reading →

13Jan/16

The superyacht industry

Billionaire boating back in business

January 13, 2016TransportÂ, Azzam, Charlie Birkett, Espen Oino, Joel Flynn, Lürssen, Luxury, Motor yachts, Peter Lurssen, Ships, Superyacht, United States, Water transport, Watercraft, Y.Co, Yachtssmbale

The superyacht industry returned to pre-financial crisis levels last year. But as Joel Flynn reports, rising costs and new regulation in 2016, combined with another slowdown, could mean fewer extravagances, even for the super rich.
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27Nov/15

Welsh town goes “offshore” in tax protest

November 27, 2015FinanceAmazon, Crickhowell, Economies, Economy of the Isle of Man, Facebook, Fair Tax Town, Google, her Crickhowell, Joel Flynn, Sam, Samantha Davos, Samantha Devos, Starbucks, Steve Lewis, Tax, Tax avoidance, Tax Town, Tom Bergin, United Kingdom, Walessmbale

A small town in South Wales is registering its independent businesses as offshore companies to demonstrate how flawed they believe the British and international tax systems are – with a surprising amount of success. Joel Flynn went to Crickhowell to see how local businesses are trying to level the playing field.
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