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Feb 2024
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Fashion, the tourist tax, and European i...

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About this episode
On today's episode, Ian King speaks to fashion designer Sir Paul Smith about plans for a so-called tourist tax.


He also discusses Kurt Geiger's latest results with chief executive Neil Clifford.


And European investors have the highest return expectations for the UK - Ian chats to Chris Brett from CBRE.
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