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  • Debate: Is it appropriate for businesses to invoke a ‘wartime spirit’ during the coronavirus outbreak?

    March 25, 2020

    As the coronavirus outbreak curtails practically every aspect of our daily lives, some have compared efforts to fight it to the fabled “wartime spirit” of World War II. Is this appropriate, asks City A.M.? Yes, says Rob Nowell, global marketing director at Edge by Ascential Around 80 years ago, World War II caused entire sectors [...]

  • There’s one way to get our liberty back: Test, test, test

    March 25, 2020

    Covid-19 has achieved much during its brief reign of terror on this planet thus far. The virus has physically infected people around the globe, showing that humanity is one family after all.  Hardly a country in the world stands untouched by its ravages, even if some have been harder hit than others. Such has been [...]

  • War with the Beeb is now harder to fight

    March 25, 2020

    The coronavirus crisis bombards us with radical, sweeping change on a daily, if not hourly, basis. Economic rules are being redrawn, our social fabric is being tested and businesses are facing disruption on a scale unimaginable just weeks ago. Amid the tsunami of change, it’s worth pausing to consider the smaller ripples that may pass [...]

  • Bring the actor’s craft to the boardroom

    March 25, 2020

    The ability to think clearly under pressure and remain calm in stressful situations is a skill that many of us wish we could master. Business leaders are expected to give their best performance consistently, while leading in fast-paced environments with time pressures, and adapting their strategy to suit a continuously changing world. Such expectations and [...]

  • Covid-19 creates a perfect storm for debt crises

    March 24, 2020

    The coronavirus epidemic means that the global economy will experience a severe shock this year. In addition to the human and social impact of the epidemic, output is stalling around the world. Quarantine measures, illness, and negative consumer and business sentiment suppress demand. At the same time, the closure of some factories and disruption to [...]

  • Game takes pre-lockdown hit as virus shuts down high street

    March 24, 2020

    Game was among the last of the non-essential high street brands to shut down during the coronavirus crisis. As with other Fraser Group brands, the retailer didn’t close its doors to customers until the government announced that it would enforce a UK-wide lockdown — against existing official advice and amidst sharply declining purchase intention. YouGov [...]

  • In the brave new world, information is king

    March 24, 2020

    Since the coronavirus pandemic struck us a fortnight ago – and that’s all it is since the World Health Organisation called it, two weeks – almost every conversation I’ve had with friends, colleagues, peers and connections has come round to the same thing: as business leaders, entrepreneurs, C-suite executives and board directors, how do we [...]

  • The City will guide the way for economic recovery

    March 24, 2020

    The latest assessment of leading economic organisations is stark – and grim. The head of the OECD, Angel Gurria, warned yesterday that the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic will result in a deeper and more complex hit to the world economy than the 2008 financial crisis. He echoed the head of the IMF, Kristalina [...]

  • Debate: Does the home-working trend caused by coronavirus herald the death of the office?

    March 24, 2020

    As the world gets used to home-working, City A.M. asks whether this means the end for traditional office spaces. Yes – Andrew Johnson, managing director at PowWowNow With millions of people having to work from home worldwide, the future of the office as we know it will be transformed. Companies will have the technology, policies [...]

  • London must unite to beat coronavirus, for the sake of our city and our NHS

    March 24, 2020

    In coronavirus, London is facing an unprecedented challenge. The actions we take today will decide who lives and dies, and whether our National Health Service will survive.  Unless every single Londoner follows the government’s advice, we face losing thousands of our family, friends, and colleagues to this virus. This may be a global crisis, but [...]

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