Maggie Pagano is a journalist who writes for This Is Money and Reaction. Her articles cover a range of topics including finance, economics, and politics. She provides analysis and commentary on current events and trends in the business world.
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Maggie Pagano's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economics, and politics. She frequently cites data and government announcements while also covering legal policy regulations. Her articles often scrutinize financial decisions or highlight the impact of political actions on the economy.
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Britain's falling happiness levels are most pronounced amongst younger generations. A new report on housing provides a clue as to why.
One of the main attractions of the London market until now has been its international spread of corporates and investors.
By: Maggie Pagano
One of the main attractions of the London market to date has been the international spread of companies and investors.
Neither the Bank of England boss Andrew Bailey nor the ECB chief Christine Lagarde appear afraid to start cutting rates ahead of the Fed.
Serica Energy is one of Britain's top ten oil and gas producers. Its new projects include the Buchan redevelopment 120 miles northeast of Aberdeen.
Mario Draghi has fired a second bazooka. The first one he launched was in London nearly 12 years ago when as president of the European Central Bank
By: Maggie Pagano
Figures out today from the British Retail Consortium are nicely surprising, showing that both food and non-food price inflation is tumbling.
The exodus of companies from the LSE continues apace.
By: Maggie Pagano
The price of olive oil, a substance often nick-named "liquid gold", seems to be catching up with the real stuff.
As history constantly reminds us, man rarely learns from past mistakes. So here we go again.
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