I’ll say it straight: I’m backing Kamala Harris for President of the United States. Yes, you read that right. While the current political circus across the pond often feels like a far-off Netflix drama that’s both compelling and maddening, there’s something about Harris that makes you stop scrolling, sit up, and think, “Hang on, she […]
As the leaves turn crisp and golden this October, the nation’s business owners will be bracing themselves for a political event that could redefine their future: the unveiling of Rachel Reeves’ first budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Reeves, a figure who has climbed the Labour ranks with a reputation for being both sharp and […]
Good growth: the interconnection between shareholder and stakeholder value, where social, economic and environmental factors combine to create sustainable change. In a world where acting purposefully matters, businesses need to demonstrate that they can grow in the right way at the right pace. It’s not just about good intentions. It’s about delivering positive outcomes while […]
Reaching the milestone of 50 years in business has been no small feat. It all started as a one-man operation after a global career with large corporations. Fueled by the determination to never work for anyone else again, I took on the challenge. I’m proud to say that our company has grown organically, in a […]
A former Conservative MP has said fewer people should be going to university, saying they are not nurseries for people who don’t fancy going out to work. Speaking on GB News, Philip Davies said: “Lots of people who do their A levels, fail their A levels, yet still get the opportunity to go on a […]
Joe Biden’s decision to step away from the 2024 US Presidential election is not only the right personal choice, given his obvious age-ravaged frailty, but the right and decision for the Democratic Party. In a political landscape increasingly fraught with division and peril, the Democrats must now focus on swiftly anointing a robust successor to […]
The new Government must address the 55% effective tax rate on Universal Credit recipients if it aims to reduce unemployment. That’s according to Robert Salter, Technical Director at audit, tax, and business advisory firm Blick Rothenberg, who highlighted the issue in light of the recent King’s Speech, where the Government committed to focusing on employment. […]
In a world where rhetoric is as valued as policy, one might expect a regal missive such as the King’s Speech to brim with assurances and incentives for our nation’s entrepreneurial spirits. Alas, the latest edition of this ceremonious address delivered naught but disappointment to the enterprising souls of Britain. For those of us who […]
Marketers often assume that consumers will watch all of their 10 second ad on YouTube or stick around for the entirety of their Instagram carousel. The reality, however, is that you’re likely to be getting far less of your audience’s attention than you might like. We’ve all heard that it takes 7 seconds to begin […]
Ah, the Labour Party, ever the beacon of fairness and redistribution, has yet again graced us with a stroke of genius. This time, it’s a plan to slap a VAT on private schools, those bastions of privilege and top-tier education. Now, while the sight of Etonians and Harrovians squirming at the prospect of higher fees […]