Category: Opinion

Increasingly, understanding technology and its utilisation, is the difference between success and failure in today’s competitive marketplace.

The way we work has changed radically over the past few months. News of budget cuts and staffing changes has us all taking a new perspective on our industry but there is fresh business out there and we all need to keep working.

The modern insurance industry began life in London during the 1700s, when the first fire, accident and life insurance companies were established.

Following the news that the government is considering an emergency VAT cut to boost consumer demand, Alison Horner, indirect tax partner at MHA MacIntyre Hudson, believes this is potentially very good news but history shows these cuts can bring challenges.

With millions of people now working from home or furloughed, they may be wondering when they will be asked to return to the office, perhaps imagining what their office will look like on their return and feeling a little anxious about going back to their work space.

As the nation continues to work from home for the most part, more than half of those currently working from home say being without the office has changed their lives for the better, new data reveals.

Nicole Junkermann is an international entrepreneur and investor, and the founder of NJF Holdings, an international investment company with interests in venture capital, private equity, and real estate.

Ben Wright, CEO of global expansion solutions provider Velocity Global, explores the impact of Covid-19 on businesses’ ambitions for international growth and how firms continue to leverage opportunities overseas.   

The proposed extension for homebuyers to qualify for stamp duty surcharge reclaims needs to be expanded.

Gareth Meyer, Commercial & Operations Director at automation and infrastructure service provider Ultima looks at how the current pandemic will impact how we work in the future.

The lockdown has affected each of us differently, not least in how it has impacted our livelihoods. It has spelt financial ruin for some, as businesses fail and jobs are lost forever.

After months away, the big office return is beginning to feel a little more real. But what will have changed?

Fiona McGill, occupational health manager at BHSF, looks at whether there have been positives during the coronavirus restrictions.

Is Donald Trump’s war on Twitter going to take away the hand that could give him a second presidential term