"You didn't build that" illustrates the ignorance of the political class that is dragging down the economy

The true cost of uncertainty in job losses (or those not created or saved) is astronomical. Job creators are faced with risk and the unknown everyday of their working lives. Not only must they learn to deal with the stress, but many, in fact, welcome the risk, because it is also a measure of the potential for gain and profit.

Not since the end of World War II has London spent so much time in the global limelight—a testament to the power of the Olympics and the economic boon the Games can represent.