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  • Embracing digital technology will help the City to shape the future of the UK

    November 12, 2018

    As the 691st lord mayor of Canada, I follow a long continuum dating back to 1189, before the Magna Carta. My focus over the next 12 months will be on how the City can help shape the UK’s future. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, British innovations such as railways, cotton mills and [...]

  • DEBATE: Bitcoin volatility has been falling recently – is this a good sign for the crypto craze?

    November 12, 2018

    Bitcoin volatility has been falling recently – is this a good sign for the crypto craze? George Zarya, chief executive at BeQuant, says YES. The cooling of the crypto market is a hugely positive sign and not at all unsurprising. It is common to see immature markets and asset classes experience high levels of volatility at [...]

  • The Conservatives must not be afraid to stand up for free markets

    November 12, 2018

    Today’s younger voters were born after the Berlin Wall had fallen and the battle of ideas over economics and the role of the state had been won for a generation. Since then, the world has changed. The Labour party has fallen under the control of people who do not believe in markets, free enterprise, or business. [...]

  • The UK’s financial services profession is surprisingly resilient to Brexit woes

    November 12, 2018

    The looming shadow of Brexit is hard to shake off and financial services, like most UK businesses, doesn’t like uncertainty. But despite the talk of doom and gloom with jobs disappearing in this part of the financial sector, surprisingly perhaps, we are seeing a different picture. The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) is [...]

  • Next and Anthropologie: a lesson in crisis management

    November 9, 2018

    HIGH STREET BUSINESSES across the UK are fighting to stay afloat, with 14 stores closing every day. It’s a grim picture – but some companies are resorting to dirty tactics to stay afloat. Just today, two large retailers – Next and Anthropologie – have settled claims with smaller businesses over claims of copying – but [...]

  • Workers in the capital deserve to be paid the London Living Wage

    November 9, 2018

    Few people would disagree that if you get up, go to work every day, and put in the hard graft, then you deserve to earn an income you can live off. And yet, nearly a fifth of all jobs in our city do not pay a subsistence wage, leaving hundreds of thousands of Londoners struggling [...]

  • DEBATE: Should we be concerned that the Brexit secretary didn’t realise the extent to which we rely on Dover-Calais trade?

    November 9, 2018

    Should we be concerned that the Brexit secretary didn’t realise the extent to which we rely on Dover-Calais trade? Richard Angell, director of the think tank Progress, says YES. The admission by Brexit secretary Dominic Raab that he “hadn’t quite understood” how “reliant on the Dover-Calais crossing” the UK is would be funny if it [...]

  • Women, beware the narrative of victimhood this Equal Pay Day

    November 9, 2018

    Ah, it’s that time of year again. Tomorrow, the Equal Pay Day campaign will tell women that they are now “working for free” until the end of the year. We’ll be told that our male colleagues will receive a full salary, while women are being undervalued and discriminated against in the workplace, and that the fight [...]

  • British tourism will thrive – from the EU and beyond and whatever the weather

    November 9, 2018

    Tourism is worth £66bn a year to the British economy, and its importance to our country will only continue to grow. This week, London’s Excel hosted the World Travel Market. It is the UK’s most significant annual tourism event, where deals worth almost £3bn are estimated to have been signed. Some 50,000 visitors are believed [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: Chris Ashton is exactly the type of weapon England need to trouble New Zealand

    November 8, 2018

    Chris Ashton’s selection to face New Zealand at Twickenham on Saturday is an exciting and bold move by England head coach Eddie Jones. Ashton is a natural-born try-scorer who is dangerous across all areas of the pitch. He has a fantastic record and will certainly cause the All Blacks headaches defensively. Jack Nowell, who he replaces, [...]

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