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  • Sponsoring women’s football isn’t just a good look for brands – it’s a lucrative opportunity too

    April 7, 2019

    It’s impossible to avoid the conversation around women’s football at the moment – and particularly so in the world of marketing advocating for the opportunities it presents. Before jumping in head first, brands need to think about why they want to get involved. But the bigger question is why sponsorship of women’s football presents commercial [...]

  • Opinion: It’s about time gas boilers were axed, but developers need to be investing in smart, sustainable technologies from the outset

    April 5, 2019

    In his recent Spring Statement, the Chancellor announced that from 2025 newly built homes will not be connected to the gas grid, meaning that gas boiler installation will be a thing of the past. It is good to see the government taking on board the recommendation of the Committee on Climate Change, which called for [...]

  • Morality matters: How tolerant are we of intolerance?

    April 5, 2019

    To boycott or not to boycott? It’s a very live issue. The BDS movement – boycott, divestment, sanctions – which grew out of the Israel/Palestine conflict and seeks to punish Israel for its policy towards the Palestinian state and people, has shown how factionalised and controversial sanctions and boycotts can become. With passions running white-hot [...]

  • It’s time for the pensions industry to stop taking customers for granted

    April 5, 2019

    With workplace pension contributions increasing from tomorrow, I’m reminded of a recent industry event that I attended. During the keynote, the speaker cut to a video where members of the public were stopped on the street and asked “who is your pension provider?” Most of those questioned looked confused, unable to recall where their pensions [...]

  • Debate: Given the problems at Wow Air, should we be worried about the future of the airline industry?

    April 5, 2019

    Given the problems at Wow Air, should we be worried about the future of the airline industry? Yes – Anthony Hynes is chief executive of eNett international. With Iceland’s Wow Air and other airlines going bust recently, it’s undeniable that the airline industry is going through some turbulent times. In fact, our recent study shows that [...]

  • Don’t be fooled, May’s talks with Corbyn merely bide her time

    April 5, 2019

    Very few people believe that the ongoing talks between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn will yield a satisfactory solution to the Brexit crisis. The Leader of the Opposition is in a ludicrously powerful position: he can demand exactly what he wants from May, and if she tries to make him shift or compromise, he will [...]

  • Stop unfairly demonising firms that have large gender pay gaps

    April 5, 2019

    Bad data cannot produce good policy. This gets us to the heart of the problem with the mandated gender pay gap reporting legislation, which is now into its second year. It’s all good and well finding a hook to speak about cultural issues. And no doubt, women are still operating in an unequal world, even [...]

  • Some things are better left unread – here’s why you need to ditch the office email

    April 5, 2019

    Email can feel like a quick, modern form of communication, but in reality it could not be more outdated. In the world of business, we’ve been using this same format for decades. And now the wear marks are starting to show. Sure, email is easy enough to use. It has its advantages. But the conversations [...]

  • The current Brexit approach guarantees failure – when will the no-dealers wake up?

    April 5, 2019

    The Brexit process resembles a slow motion car crash. But of all the many twists and turns that we have had to endure in recent weeks, perhaps the most torturous has been the path trodden by the most committed proponents of the UK’s exit from the EU: the so-called “no-dealers”. Having once been the shock [...]

  • Football betting tips: Wolves and Hornets to play out Wembley stalemate

    April 4, 2019

    WOLVES manager Nuno Espírito Santo has been tipped as a potential replacement for Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri this summer and it’s not difficult to see why. The former goalkeeper has guided his side to seventh in the Premier League table in their first season back in the big time, having won last year’s Championship title [...]

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