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Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon: The world is witnessing ‘most dangerous time in decades’
JP Morgan boss, Jamie Dimon, has warned the world may be living through “the most dangerous time the world has seen in decades” as Israel prepares to launch an expected ground offensive on Gaza.
Bernie Ecclestone’s £652M fine – A Lesson for Other Tax Evaders?
Taxpayers need to be honest with the Revenue as soon as their affairs are challenged and not call HMRC’s bluff; otherwise, they will end up in the position that Bernie Ecclestone finds himself, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg.
Political leaders urged to support businesses navigate ‘seismic’ period promising transformational benefits for international trade
On the eve of the Conservative and Labour Party Conferences, new analysis reveals the acute need for greater support to help British businesses navigate a pivotal 15 months of new rules related to international trade.
15 years since the Prompt Payment Code was introduced, has it prompted faster payments?
The Prompt Payment Code (PPC) was introduced to the UK in December 2008 as a voluntary code of practice, administered by the Office of the Small Business Commissioner (OSBC), on behalf of Department for Business and Trade (DBT).
A dark day for British business: Unraveling the implications of UK’s new Net Zero Targets
As I watched Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveil the government’s new Net Zero targets, I felt a pang of disappointment. It’s a day that will go down as a black mark against British business
Government relies on ‘stealth tax’ from hardworking business motorists
The Government needs to provide urgent additional support for employees and the self-employed using private vehicles for business purposes.
Reflecting a year on from the start of Liz Truss’ Premiership: A Rollercoaster of British Politic
Exactly one year ago, Liz Truss took office as the prime minister of the U.K., promising a transformative era of free-market economics
Turning The Energy Crisis Into An Opportunity For Business And Industry
Jonathan Maxwell, founder and CEO of Sustainable Development Capital LLP — one of the UK’s largest independent sustainability and climate-focussed investment firms — says that the ongoing energy crisis needs to be embraced by businesses as an opportunity to innovate and grow.
The rising trend of shoplifting epidemic is going unpunished
Shoplifting has long been a concern for retailers worldwide, but recent events in London have brought the issue to the forefront.
Artificial Intelligence: A Revolution on Par with the Industrial Revolution
Oliver Dowden, the deputy prime minister, has highlighted the potential of AI to enhance productivity and streamline mundane tasks.
As Wilko falls into administration: We look at the High Street retailer’s struggles
Wilko, the well-known High Street homeware retailer, has recently collapsed into administration, unable to secure a rescue deal. With 400 shops and 12,500 workers at stake, the future of the company hangs in the balance.
Accounting for Nature
The World Wide Fund for Nature estimates there has been a 69% average loss in the abundance of mammal, bird, reptile, fish and amphibian species since 1970, and more than a quarter of all species are under current threat of extinction.
The Rise and Fall of Ethical ESG Funds: Understanding the Backlash
Ethical investing has gained significant traction in recent years as investors increasingly seek to align their financial goals with their personal values.
Why ‘quiet firing’ is far from the easy way out
By now, you’ve likely heard of ‘quiet quitting’, when employees commit to doing the bare minimum that their job description demands.
