Column inches and multiple posts on this platform have continued to wonder what will happen to DEI initiatives in the new Trumpian world. There has…
I often kid myself that nothing surprises me any longer. And yet… At a recent event I was chatting to a successful business leader who…
“The psychological principles that govern the perception of decision problems and the evaluation of probabilities and outcomes produce predictable shifts of preference when the same…
There has been much talk recently about the ‘unacceptable’ rates of economic inactivity among UK workers. ‘A country of shirkers’ seems to risk becoming the…
There is now no doubt. Donald Trump won the US presidential election decisively and seems to be headed to have full Republican control of Congress….
The highly consequential budget on October 30th marks the latest piece in the still-to-be-completed giant jigsaw puzzle that will finally tell us what this Labour…
Will the upcoming budget drive confidence? Growth, growth, growth. That is the mantra emanating from the new government. Layered on to the narrative that all…
In discussions about stakeholderism v shareholderism, we may not examine often enough the who, what, and why of shareholders in publicly quoted companies. We have…
At this week’s Labour conference, the leadership injects some positivity about the country’s prospects having been criticised for its so far downbeat messaging that is…
Five years ago, CEOs at the US Business Round Table signed, with much fanfare, a declaration that henceforth they would be moving from a business…