"Huge" wrote in message
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"Dave Plowman (News)" writes:
In article ,
Andy Hall wrote:
In the case of congestion charging, which is where this started, the
real issue is outmoded business culture which insists on putting
people physically in one place and a city centre of all places to do
their work.

Hmm. Despite modern systems making communication from any distance easy,
personal contact is still an important thing in business of the type
where
trust may be involved. Thinking of City of London type things.

I fear your thinking is somewhat out of date. Since electronic trading
became
the norm, investment banks could literally be anywhere.

Yes, since 1986. He is little slow you know.