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  • The West’s tech export ban could crush Russia and Putin’s war against Ukraine

    March 2, 2022

    AS UKRAINE was plunged into war its allies around the world hurried to put together punitive packages of sanctions in retaliation. The Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week announced he’s planning to bring forward a bill in Parliament that will effectively cut Russia off dual-use technologies critical for its defence sector. President Biden has also [...]

  • Opinion-in-brief: Stay at home at the slightest inconvenience

    March 1, 2022

    Today there will be the first full tube strike since 2017, as 10,000 RMT workers walk off and all London Underground lines stop running. Instead of directing people to find other ways to get to work, Transport for London told people to stay at home. Part of the problem facing the transport network is a [...]

  • Letters: A priceless ofgem? Don’t scrap us, says CEO

    March 1, 2022

    [Re: Is it time for Ofgem to head to the scrapheap?  Feb 24] This article underplays both the history and the current circumstances affecting the energy market. In 2010, the market was dominated by a small number of large vertically integrated players without pricing regulation. For customers, this meant systemically high prices and poor service [...]

  • Britain and Ukraine are tied together by our independent tech industries

    March 1, 2022

    AS RUSSIA launched an illegal war of aggression in eastern Europe, Ukraine may still feel quite far away from the UK, even though it is in Europe. Cities like Mariupol and Kharkiv are foreign to most Britons. Crimea is best known to most from a 200 year old poem. When Vladimir Putin talks of Ukraine [...]

  • University education can’t deliver the skills we need for the economy of the future

    March 1, 2022

    TOO many jobs, wage inflation, and an abundance of flexible working opportunities. Compared to the threat of mass unemployment when the pandemic began two years ago, these feel like better problems to have. But labour market figures released last month revealed one serious problem: an exodus of older workers. Since March 2020, the number of [...]

  • Our housing system needs to find flexibility in how we use undeveloped brownfield land

    March 1, 2022

    The housing crisis is an oft used term to describe a wide array of problems facing Britons. There’s cladding problems, safety problems, access problems and affordability. But the common denominator is the lack of alternative housing stock. For those struggling to access social housing lists, those in need of emergency accommodation, or even students in [...]

  • Putin’s war in Ukraine must make us wonder about our military capabilities

    February 28, 2022

    Last week all changed, changed utterly; on the eastern fringes of Europe, a war is now happening. Not a border skirmish or some cyber jousting—the Russian army has invaded Ukraine and men and women are losing their lives in a struggle for territory and power. Taken by surprise by this resurrection of old methods of [...]

  • Opinion-in-brief: New measures won’t be enough to protect vulnerable users

    February 28, 2022

    As part of new measures included in the Online Safety Bill, users will be able to block anonymous accounts on social media like Facebook and Twitter. The move is an attempt to deter the abuse – coming from trolls and fake accounts – taking place on these platforms. Most social networks in the UK don’t [...]

  • An important distinction should be made between impact unicorns and ESG

    February 28, 2022

    For years, technology investors have been searching for “unicorns” – companies with a valuation of one billion dollars. These companies were dubbed unicorns because they once were as rare as the mythical beast. Today, there are over 1000 of them globally. Now, there is a whole new breed of unicorn – impact unicorns. True impact [...]

  • We must stand united with Ireland and our European partners in this time of crisis

    February 28, 2022

    At a time when tensions across Europe are at the highest they’ve been for a generation, it is critical for like-minded allies to work together in close partnership. That will be my message when I cross the Irish Sea and return to my roots in Dublin this week. Strengthening financial and professional services links following [...]

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