The rate of women becoming pregnant begins to fall several months before the start of a recession, research from US academics suggests.
Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
Majority of UK workers have felt stress or financial strain in the last five years
As the cost of living increases and disposable income continues to be squeezed, it’s critical that employers take a role in helping employees stretch their salaries and manage their financial wellbeing.
Nearly every new tech startup launched this year will fail within 12 months
Up to 99 per cent of tech start-ups that were launched last month will fold within a year because their products are clever but “utterly pointless”, one of the UK’s leading innovation experts has warned.
Marketers need to embrace the risk of live content, or face getting left behind
It’s on everyone’s list for the top media trends of 2018 and the buzzword in the abundant blogs of digital entrepreneurs right now.
Watch Out Start-Ups…A Recession is Coming!
It’s not difficult to see how a recession is on the horizon. Corporate America leads the world’s financial markets and the so-called FANG Stocks: Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google are at their craziest valuations ever.
Five reasons why paying taxes isn’t always a bad thing
As thousands of people across the UK sigh with relief after submitting their latest annual tax return, many will have also been gritting their teeth at the sum of money they’ve had to send in HMRC’s direction.
Learning from family business
What is our mental image of the successful businessman or woman? Bernard Rennell, Global Head of Family Governance and Family Enterprise Succession, HSBC Private Banking looks into the ‘family business’
Why shouldn’t attractive women be allowed to be pit girls?
A model who lost her job following the PDC decision to axe walk-on girls, says that this job made up 60 per cent of her earnings and she had no problem doing it. Fair enough? Or is this an outdated sexist practice that has no place in the current climate?
How to make workplace diversity work
Tom Adeyoola, founder of Metail talks to Business Matters about how to make diversity work in your organisation.
Sub-contractors of Carillion must avoid knee jerk insolvency
Firms fearing financial ruin after working on Carillion’s contracts shouldn’t automatically assume insolvency is their only option, a leading expert has advised
Tomlinson report author speaks out on RBS grilling by treasury select committee
Earlier today, the Treasury Select Committee held an evidence session on RBS’ Global Restructuring Group and its treatment of SMEs.
Is it appropriate to ask a job candidate about their sex life?
It’s not unusual for interviewers to ask candidates questions that try to extract an idea about their personality rather than just their aptitude for the job directly.
Is the UK doing enough to make public transport more accessible?
Accessibility for the disabled has been a hot topic in the UK for years, and it still is to this day.
Rehearsed spontaneity: the secret ingredient of winning pitches
There’s something incredibly impressive about a quick wit.
Carillion collapse could could lead to catastrophic losses for thousands of SMEs
The liquidation of construction company Carillion could lead to potentially catastrophic losses for thousands of SMEs.















