Let them eat chaos 2017 economic predictions
What can we expect from the year ahead Jeremy Cook, from World First, gives his 2017 economic predictions as part of an exclusive two-part series.
Tag: Economy
The top cities and sectors for UK job growth
CV-Library has revealed the top ten breakdowns of the cities and sectors leading the way for UK job growth as a hiring surge takes place ahead of Christmas.
Incredible number of fast-growth British companies founded in recessionary times
Everyone is looking for a business success secret sauce, and our analysis of fast-growth British companies has shown a correlation with economic slowdowns.
Pressing on with global business growth in an era of uncertainty
By Staff writer
According to business consulting firm Boston Consulting Group (BCG), while business growth remains essential, it’s more challenging given the uncertain global environment and ongoing disruption. So what does this mean for global business growth?
Taking a look at Europe’s many “emperors without clothes” starting with Mark Carney
One of the great benefits of the outcome of the referendum vote is that it has identified a whole array of emperors who are wearing no clothes. What is the collective noun for such” Perhaps a ?bombastic of emperors. Let’s start with the most topical right now, one Mark Carney.
Sadiq Khan brands government ?blas?” about impact of Brexit
The impact of Brexit would be reduced by getting a ?unique deal” that works for London, Britain and Europe, Sadiq Khan said, but government must stop shrugging off concerns.
M&A activity is facing a downward spiral but foreign investors have hope for UK
By Staff writer
After a record breaking year for M&A in 2015, Reuters figures have shown that merger activity over the first three quarters of 2016 has slowed significantly.
Change is coming, hails prime minister Theresa May
At a Conservative conference, prime minister Theresa May laid out her vision for change and she has her mind bent on building a nation rooted in fairness and opportunity.
Don’t ignore the importance of broadband speeds to home-based firms
By Staff writer
We need to shine a spotlight not only on the need to provide universal access to superfast broadband, but the harmful effect out-dated Internet could have on home businesses.
Economists seem to enjoy playing Nostradamus and people should stop listening
By Jan Cavelle
If there was anything to learn from the Brexit fiasco, it is how incredibly dangerous scare mongering can be. The country took a vote – absolutely nothing changed, nor will it for months, yet from day one the entire economy dropped like a stone, panic spread rife and investment dried up.