General election 2017 could make entrepreneurs as rare as hen’s teeth
Throughout the 1970s, entrepreneurs were as rare as hen’s teeth. Then, when our country made the historic decision to elect its first female prime minister, that all changed.
Tag: Theresa May
Government removes Making Tax Digital from Finance Bill
Real Business takes a brief look at how Making Tax Digital came to be and why such a “revolutionary” scheme was scrapped from the Finance Bill.
Snap general election good time to have your business thoughts heard
With 8 June the date of Theresa May’s surprise general election, Charlie Mullins explains why he plans to use it as a way of pushing issues of interest.
March 2017 economic statistics: All the figures SMEs need to know
Brits will undoubtedly be looking for major change after prime minister Theresa May triggered Article 50. However, March 2017 economic statistics remind us that Brexit is a two-year affair so we don’t have to fear any hard-hitting figures just yet.
Article 50 has been triggered mutually beneficial or utter cluster**ck?
A letter to European council president Donald Tusk announced that Article 50 has been triggered, starting a two-year countdown until Britain leaves the EU. But while MPs congratulate prime minister Theresa May on her wording, we wondered what UK industry leaders had to say.
Brexit plan must treat EU as friends and neighbours not enemies or competitors
As an entrepreneur and business owner who championed remaining, Charlie Mullins firmly believes the Brexit plan must encourage collaboration with the EU.
With Charlotte Hogg resigning from Bank of England, all that’s left is to sack Hammond and Carney
Thank goodness the sub optimal players at the heart of our financial establishment like Charlotte Hogg, Hammond and Carney are beginning to feel the heat.
Combatting economic uncertainty to stay competitive
By Staff writer
A great deal of economic uncertainty has spread across the world this year already, worrying leaders, and we re only halfway through March.
The Brexit opinion: Who and what and where
By Staff writer
The outcome of the EU referendum last June continues, so to help business leaders with their Brexit opinion, here’s the who, what and where of latest developments.
Prime minister Theresa May’s industrial strategy is a shout to investors
According to prime minister Theresa May, her newly announced industrial strategy will back Britain for the long term, creating the conditions where successful businesses can emerge and grow?.