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  • Sunak’s green tweaks were mild – but his inconsistent net zero approach risks permanently alienating business

    September 21, 2023

    Sunak's pledged row back of green pledges are less radical than expected - but rhetoric and consistency matter just as much as sound policy.

  • AI rules cannot mimic the chaos of trying to legislate away online harm

    September 21, 2023

    The behemoth that is the Online Safety Bill has finally been made law, but when we come to legislate artificial intelligence, we can't follow the same path, writes Dom Hallas

  • Let’s be honest, we’re going to kill our efforts to tempt in more tech investment

    September 21, 2023

    Rishi Sunak's efforts to make Britain a science superpower thriving with tech investment could all be for nought with new digital markets rules.

  • Sunak’s green delays could undo years of planning for net zero

    September 21, 2023

    Politics can operate at warp speed, whereas businesses make investment plans years, if not decades ahead.

  • Cazoo’s travails show New York is far from a panacea for UK firms

    September 21, 2023

    But Cazoo’s troubles shouldn’t blind us to the need to get cracking with long-discussed reforms to London’s listed markets. 

  • Explainer: Does it matter if Sunak waters down green targets?

    September 20, 2023

    Sunak's delayed targets broadly bring Britain in line with other major economies.

  • Our economy is embarrassingly slow but low growth is not an inevitability

    September 20, 2023

    We can't keep being surprised when we fall into traps keeping growth down, and trying to reform it with 'pay as you go' policy making which only ever tries to tweak the edges, writes Lucy Harris.

  • Starmer’s pre-election plan? Dance a gentle waltz with the media

    September 20, 2023

    After the years of bitter angst between Jeremy Corbyn and the media, Starmer is trying for a cautious courtship, writes Simon Neville.

  • Rush hour pricing in pubs will kill off the customer loyalty businesses badly need

    September 20, 2023

    Charging an extra 20p at rush hour might reel in a bit of extra cash, but it will kill of the loyalty people have for their local pub, writes Paul Ormerod.

  • Net zero push will put UK energy infrastructure in Chinese hands

    September 19, 2023

    Net zero targets will put China at the heart of the UK's energy infrastructure - and that doesn't strike us as smart

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