Eight in ten SME owners fear what an Andy Burnham premiership would mean for their business
The ink is barely dry on Andy Burnham’s by-election victory and Britain’s small business community is already braced for what ...
Brexit knocked 6% off the UK economy, Bank of England company data suggests
Brexit has stripped roughly 6 per cent from the size of the UK economy over the past decade, according to ...
O’leary signs on at Ryanair until 2032 in a deal that could be worth more than £130m
Michael O’Leary, the combative chief executive who turned Ryanair from a small Irish regional operator into Europe’s largest airline, has ...
A Call for European Pragmatism: Reflecting on a Decade Since the Brexit Referendum
On the fifth anniversary of the historic Brexit referendum, the Bertelsmann Stiftung has released exclusive data tracking public opinion in ...
Natwest to school all 60,000 staff in the ethics of AI
NatWest is to put its entire 60,000-strong workforce through training on the ethical risks of artificial intelligence, as the high ...
Bloomberg bets big on London, pledging £400m-plus to power a green jobs boom
The billionaire financier and former New York mayor is wagering that London, not Washington, is where the climate economy will ...
Choosing Our Identity
Cornwall-based author Gillian Silverthorn’s deeply personal and courageous memoir, “Who We Choose to Be,” is receiving high praise and recognition ...
“Harlette, the Sexiest in Space, Announces Exploratory Pre-IPO Talks in London”
London-based investment firm Harlette Capital Ltd has confirmed that its representatives participated in an exploratory discussion in London on June ...
The Fed’s New Face, Same Old Game
Kevin Warsh may talk tough, but Mark Thornton argues the Fed’s real mandate hasn’t changed: finance Washington, protect Wall Street, ...
Progressives Inequality Arguments Reaching the Green Light
For many years, some economists and politicians have painted income equality as a major threat to our economy and well-being. ...
