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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…

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“We would do anything to access the China market and its potential billion consumers. We would do joint ventures, give away intellectual property, tie ourselves…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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It is not often that a thoughtful newspaper like the Financial Times gets it backwards. In a recent editorial, the FT examined the trend for…

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The last several days have been taken up with scenes of widespread rioting in several parts of the UK. Unleashed following brutal knife attacks on…

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Over the last several years, much public discourse seems to have gone down the rabbit hole of anger, disappointment and pessimism. Political demagogues spend their…

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Our chart of the month shows export performance of the major European economies over the last 10 years. What does it show? Of course, as…

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