Margareta Pagano

Margareta Pagano is a former business editor of the Independent on Sunday who now writes columns and business interviews for a range of publications, including the Independent, Independent on Sunday and London Evening Standard.

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Vince Cable is backing the bank at its lift-off in Edinburgh

Vince Cable: Banking on green shoots of recovery

27 November 2012 11:50 PM

The Business Secretary tells Margareta Pagano about the launch of the world's first dedicated green bank and his commitment to the Union

Margareta Pagano: To stay in touch with the EU, we need a third way

25 November 2012 12:00 AM

With fewer officials in Brussels corridors of power, the UK's voice is being stifled, but that doesn't mean the choice is the stark in or out

Margareta Pagano: Bank of England needs to keep its brave maverick

18 November 2012 12:00 AM

If, as the noises off suggest, Paul Tucker is the next Governor, he has to persuade Andy Haldane to stay and maintain his fight against the system
Shafir Gabr: 'We have to engage, even with those we disagree with'

Shafik Gabr: Man with a mission - how to get the East talking to the West

15 November 2012 12:00 AM

The Egyptian billionaire talks to Margareta Pagano about his campaign to build bridges and defuse 'the ticking time-bomb' that threatens his region

Margareta Pagano: Last chance saloon for private-equity cowboys

11 November 2012 12:00 AM

Comet tale of woe shows that so-called knights on white chargers who help companies have questionable motives, and their time should be up

Bob Monks: Son of a Preacher man, scourge of the 'corpocracy'

06 November 2012 12:00 AM

Bob Monks, the original investor activist, still wants to bring change

Margareta Pagano: Trinity Mirror’s Simon Fox must box cleverer than this

28 October 2012 12:00 AM

The boss of one of biggest newspaper groups cannot afford to sound so dismissive of phone-hacking claims. Has he learnt nothing from News International?

Sly Bailey, ex-chief executive of Trinity Mirror, left, and former editor Piers Morgan

Mirror hacking probe names six reporters

28 October 2012 12:00 AM

Stories of Countess of Wessex and Ulrika Jonsson among those said to have been obtained illegally

Margareta Pagano: Those banking problems just keep on coming ...

21 October 2012 12:00 AM

Another week and another litany of wrangles emerges – from a bigger PPI bill than expected for Barclays, to a collapse in lending for businesses

Think-tank Civitas urges cuts in tax and energy costs

21 October 2012 12:00 AM

Cutting energy costs, assistance to some industries as well as slashing corporate and personal tax are essential if the UK is to boost economic growth, according to a new report published today by Civitas.

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