Neil Collins is a journalist whose work has appeared in various publications including Reaction, San José Spotlight, Evening Standard, Herald-Standard, Lufkin Daily Newspaper, and Goshen News. His articles cover a range of topics including oil, finance, politics, real estate, and consumer issues. Neil provides insightful analysis and commentary on these subjects, offering a unique perspective to his readers.
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Neil Collins appears to be an opinion writer with a focus on finance, economics, and business. His articles cover a range of topics including investment analysis, expert commentary, and opinions on various aspects of the financial and business world.
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While Neil's geographic focus is not specified, he covers universal topics such as economics and financial management that are applicable across different regions. Therefore, contributors can provide insights based on global experiences rather than being limited to specific geographical areas.
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Nuclear is orders of magnitude safer than any other generating source.
By: Neil Collins
‘Every day when I wake up, I thank the Lord I’m Welsh…’
We are witnessing the City’s finest doing what they do best: protecting their interests against those of the customer.
The stand-out performer in the first quarter of the 21st century has been the oldest investment of all.
In recent months, reports have been coming in from across the country, including locally in Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties, regarding an alarming rise in vacant land property scams.
Berlin’s economic mainspring is effectively broken.
By: Neil Collins, Neil Stoodley
Melys may have been on an extended hiatus, but there’s no sign of ring rust on a rainy night in Swansea. After support slots from Maesteg punk-pop quartet Pseudo Cool and Pontypridd songwriter Y Dail – whose Teigr is a contender for Welsh album of the year – Melys emerge from the shadows and immediately throw a curveball.
What on earth is the board's plan for its shareholder's dividends?
Together with Ed Conway, Neil and Jonathan look at why a 1944 summit to discuss the economic future of the world ultimately failed.
Who needs the laws of thermodynamics when you have wishful thinking and the magic of hidden subsidies?
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