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10 for 10: Watershed moment in international trade as President Trump unveils Liberation Day Tariffs
For unforeseen reasons, economic shocks tend to happen at unpredictable times, with shocks like Black Monday, Wednesday or Friday named...
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Don’t get stuck in the net zero doom and gloom
The mood music around net zero has taken a nosedive in recent months, but taking a step back, the momentum behind sustainability is still strong. We...
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Heathrow closure: a wake-up call for crisis preparedness
The sudden unplanned closure of Heathrow, Europe’s largest and busiest airport, following a fire at an electrical substation threw the aviation world...
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Will Brits still spend when everything goes up?
What's being dubbed 'Awful April' is set to be a month that brings a fresh wave of bill increases, from council tax and water to broadband and mobile...
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Awful April’s tariff-ic turmoil
In his 1922 poem ‘The Wasteland,’ T.S. Eliot wrote that: “April is the cruellest month, breeding lilacs out of the dead land, mixing memory and desire...
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Perception vs reality: The UK vs US IPO debate
If you’re a founder or executive of a UK company considering an IPO, the narrative that New York is the best place to raise serious capital is hard to...
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The Road to COP30
While the path to global net zero remains fraught with obstacles and uncertainties, the road to COP30 is clearer than ever- quite literally. The four...
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The Road Ahead: Welfare reforms show cracks in government's support base
The Prime Minister is confronting what could be the most significant rebellion by Labour MPs since the party came into power last year, over new...
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