In his Mansion House speech, the governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, signalled the end to the "culture of impunity" for pin-striped villains known as bankers, who have shown so much contempt for the law, according to Pimlico founder Charlie Mullins.
With major organisations coming round to the fact that the business community has a role to play in educating this nation's future workforce, the planned cuts to universities doesn't have to be as big a hit as some fear.
In light of upcoming strikes which could see our transport system descend into chaos, it's time for voting laws to be taken further than business secretary Sajid Javid's new plans to ensure the union's voice is truly representative.
If the Conservatives are serious about being a government for business, then they have to follow through on their promise to slash red tape.
Just as I predicted, the election has had a positive effect on the UK’s entrepreneurial community – with enthusiasm emanating from the people I've recently met.
From the one-man-bands to the multi-nationals, every one of us had a dog in this fight and the thought of a Labour-led government steering the economic ship back into stormy waters proved to be enough to make even the most hardy of us feel seasick.
A recent decision by the Conservatives, if re-elected, to use a £227m fine levied at Deutsche Bank to fund apprenticeships shows that these kind of punishments can be better used for the common good.
With a mother and father better placed than most to advise on why and where their children should ultimately find work, movements giving youngsters early exposure to the workplace are to be commended.
If there was ever a sign the banking industry is still failing to operate a credible business model, it came in the form of a KPMG report which stated that Britain’s largest banks have paid 60 per cent of their profits, since 2011, in fines and repayments to customers.
Large contracts with the big fish are great for business, but smaller enterprises should spread the risk by trading more with each other and taking a bit of power away from late paying organisations.
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