Category: Opinion

A late-July heatwave always brings good news for the sector, no more so to those operating on the coast or out in the sun-kissed British countryside.

A new wealth tax in the UK to support the NHS should not be ruled out, following suggestions that the US could introduce such measures.

It is often argued that global trade is not compatible with sustainable development, but Robin Cave, CEO, Czarnikow believes they can and must align.

Do awards ceremonies matter in a year in which industries have been decimated by the coronavirus pandemic, and with a bleak outlook for parts of the economy?

The COVID-19 pandemic is having a devastating impact on the world as we know it.

While it has never really been off the agenda, with less than five months to go until the end of the transition period, businesses have no time to waste in completing their preparations for Brexit.

Hopes of a swift economic recovery with minimal scarring appeared to look remote when the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) warned of a likely 12.4% drop in GDP by the end of the year

With the arrival of Covid-19, the vast majority of us have been working from home for the past few months. Far from being a huge disaster, working from home has led many of us to question the relevance of the physical office.

Following the announcement of Twitter’s Q2 2020 results today, Dr Ben Marder, Senior Lecturer in Marketing at University of Edinburgh Business School, believes the recent hack has not caused any seemingly lasting damage to the value of the social media giant.

Recent findings from Climate Assembly UK show that the population wants a green economic recovery plan in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. But what does this look like?

A hotel CEO once commented that “There is only one boss. The Guest, and they can fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down, simply by spending their money somewhere else”.

The farming industry is reliant on the natural world to produce stock. The weather, temperature, ground conditions, water availability and pests all affect how well crops grow, as well as the health of animals.

The year is 2020, and businesses are feeling the brunt of the global pandemic that has struck.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is today expected to announce a £2bn package for people to make green improvements to their homes.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson last week promised to “build, build, build” by injecting billions into public projects to ease the UK through the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.