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Who’d be best for the City, Boris or Ken?

Friday, 28th September 2007

Last night, The Business, Editorial Intelligence, Cass Business School and the City of London Corporation hosted a discussion on who would be the best mayor for the City. The speakers included Jonathan Freedland of The Guardian and the Evening Standard, Damian Reece the head of business at the Telegraph and Simon Nixon the editor of Breakingviews.com. The event was chaired by Paul Wallace of The Economist. You can listen to the whole debate here. 

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