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Category: Opinion
Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
Why forcing a return to the office is a step backwards for business
Why forcing teams back to the office is a regressive move, stifling productivity, morale, and profits in an era proven fit for remote work.
Women who work from home risk career setbacks, warns Nationwide CEO
Nationwide CEO Debbie Crosbie warns that women who regularly work from home risk missing out on career opportunities and promotions.
We didn’t start the fire (but goodness, we might need to put it out in 2025)
Ah, Billy Joel. The piano man who once sang of an unstoppable blaze that’s been burning “since the world’s been turning.” Little did he know, decades later, we’d be taking frantic notes on how to handle the ever-growing conflagration.
‘Poor maths skills’ blamed for rising benefits bill, says Santander UK boss
Santander UK chairman William Vereker warns that Britain’s high benefits bill partly stems from poor financial literacy.
Could Nigel Farage really be the UK’s next Prime Minister, I mean really?
Could Nigel Farage really be the next UK Prime Minister? It’s a question that, a mere five years ago, would have sounded rather like asking if we’d ever see Piers Morgan run the Ministry of Manners.
Why AI will never replace the human traits that make for effective mentoring
In a world that is becoming progressively digitalised, it is important to have a clear understanding on how industries can work collaboratively with the likes of AI to ensure they are not left behind.
What I’ve learnt this year – My 7 Top Tips – Sharing my mistakes so you don’t have to make them
2024 has been a year of navigating for a lot of businesses in the UK. Navigating an election year with the subsequent budget announcement, a later Black Friday and Christmas than usual, a recession, a cost-of-living crisis, and a multitude of internal issues that require consideration from a business owner. Navigation brings failure, but it also brings learning.
Give yourself a break: You deserve it
If you’re hurtling like a juggernaut towards year end with a demanding ‘To Do’ list flashing before your eyes as soon as your head hits the pillow, you are not alone.
Why I’m Supporting British Farmers Against Ill-Thought-Out Inheritance Tax Changes
Discover why I’m standing with British farmers against ill-conceived inheritance tax changes threatening multi-generational farming families.
Older adults can thrive as entrepreneurs, says expert
Dr Isabella Moore CBE, founder of the Olderpreneur Alliance, champions later-life entrepreneurship as a path to better health, confidence, and mental well-being for older adults.
Anthony Scaramucci warns of impact on UK trade as trump wins US election
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci discusses the implications of Donald Trump’s election victory on UK-US trade relations, highlighting potential challenges for British SMEs.
We voted for change, now we desperately need it in hospitality
Now we have got a new chancellor and government, with the incoming budget there’s a crucial chance to re-set what is an increasingly dire situation in hospitality.
Could motor finance become the next PPI scandal?
With a recent court ruling on hidden commissions in motor finance, the UK faces potential compensation claims that could rival the PPI scandal. Discover the impact on banks and consumers.
Entrepreneurs set to leave the UK as it is no longer the country for business
Rachel Reeves’s budget, featuring tax hikes and cuts to business relief, may push UK entrepreneurs to relocate. Discover how the changes could impact the UK’s business landscape and entrepreneurial appeal.
