Year of bulls.
Two stories dominated the business headlines unpleasant sat close as the sands in 2006.
In the first, was our collective nose at the window of steel and glass towers that house investment banks as a tower of the annual premium was vaulted. It is in any case, it was a record year, and more than GBP19bn was trousered a little gold of the city. Mystery surrounds the beneficiary of a rumour GBP50m payment. Some cry of outrage followed, especially drowned by the prurient interest in spending patterns of young and rich.
In the second, thousands of Great Britain was less rich left before a bleak Christmas after the collapse of Farepak, a club savings, encourage families, for money aside, this would be the payment an obstacle and coupons to eat, drink and before vacation time. It might be a bit given the wide disparities within the modern Great Britain.
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