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  • Barack Obama must nail down his free trade deals before the protectionist takeover

    May 23, 2016

    Washington – A few years ago, in a predictably thorough fashion, the Chinese government commissioned a study of the documented historical cases where rising powers had challenged dominant powers for leadership of the international system. The currently-rising Chinese (who went all the way back in time to mine valuable lessons from Thucydides about Athens and [...]

  • Nine Brexit myths rebutted: Why the City would suffer if Britain votes to leave the EU

    May 23, 2016

    The Prime Minister came to the City last week to address a packed room full of senior business leaders as part of a World Economic Forum event. Here he helped dispel nine of the myths put forward so vigorously by the Leave campaign as to why we should exit the EU. Here are my views [...]

  • How government spending cuts can be a catalyst for radically better public services

    May 23, 2016

    In the fallout over the recent Budget, government spending was once again in the spotlight. But while the row centred on benefits at a national level, it’s social care managed by local authorities that is currently entering a period of intense crisis. Faced with unprecedented cuts, local government chiefs now have to find a way to conjure [...]

  • With Uber joining the driverless car race, will autonomous vehicles be the end of public transport?

    May 23, 2016

    Tim Worstall, senior fellow of the Adam Smith Institute, says Yes. Whether it’s Uber that perfects the autonomous vehicle is yet to be revealed: but they will be perfected and they will destroy the entire public transport system. Given the sheer number of people that a commuter train system can move, that section of the system [...]

  • No turning back from either Bremain or Brexit for insurers

    May 22, 2016

    There was always a danger that the debate surrounding the EU referendum in June would generate more heat than light. When it comes to the impact on some of the most significant elements of the UK economy – such as the insurance sector – it is vital to identify the issues that will arise for [...]

  • Plain packaging: The starting gun has been fired on the tobacco industry

    May 20, 2016

    Today the government fired the starting gun on a controversial new policy and a significant market intervention – the introduction of standardised pack designs for tobacco products.  After the High Court yesterday ruled against a legal challenge brought forward by big tobacco companies, from today most tobacco products destined for the UK must be in standardised packs. [...]

  • Here is how banks can better compete for, and profit from, SME business

    May 20, 2016

    SMEs are the backbone of the UK economy, generating roughly half of all private sector turnover and employing around 60 per cent of the UK workforce, according to the Federation of Small Businesses. For banks, then, addressing the needs and expectations of this fast-growing and influential segment must be high on the agenda. The good news? [...]

  • For Asda boss Andy Clarke, the nadir may be yet to come

    May 20, 2016

    It takes a brave man to call the bottom. It's just so easy to get it wrong. Asda boss Andy Clarke certainly appears to have jumped the gun when he said last August that the Walmart-owned supermarket had reached its “nadir”. At the time, his words were meant to give reassurance that, although the business [...]

  • Venezuela’s inevitable and miserable descent

    May 20, 2016

    The lines start to form outside state-run supermarkets at dawn. As the sun rises, hundreds wait patiently in the hope that corn will be delivered in the afternoon. They are often disappointed. This is the reality of daily life for many in Venezuela, a country with the world’s largest reserves of oil and its highest [...]

  • US elections: David Cameron deserved his slapdown – his cosy politics won’t wash with Trump

    May 20, 2016

    Donald Trump’s ability to offend both individuals and mass groups of people should not come as a surprise to anyone anymore. That said, while what he says no longer shocks me (that’s not a challenge, Donald), it often upsets me, and causes me to empathise with the groups targeted. His accusation that Mexican immigrants are rapists [...]

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