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  • As global markets selloff continues, here’s what seven analysts think of today’s market turmoil

    August 26, 2015

    Market turmoil is widespread today, with gains being wiped off indices in Asia, European markets opening lower, and the FTSE 100 edging towards 6,000. What do analysts make of the developments? Here's a round-up: 1. "The news propped up a malaise in markets" – Bernard Yaros, Moody’s Analytics The release of the weakest Chinese manufacturing [...]

  • Hotel Chantelle needs to earn its place on the culinary map

    August 26, 2015

    Hotel Chantelle 23 Orchard St, W1H Tel: 020 7299 2522 FOOD ★★☆☆☆ VALUE ★★☆☆☆ ATMOSPHERE ★★☆☆☆   Hotel Chantelle is terribly exclusive. It has a bouncer, who is in charge of fastening and unfastening a red velvet rope, like you remember from nightclubs in the 1990s. It has a lady in a pencil skirt who stands next to [...]

  • As Labour purges leadership election voters, will its next leader struggle for legitimacy?

    August 25, 2015

    Tom Mludzinski is head of political polling at ComRes, says Yes No matter who wins, the next Labour leader will have a difficult job in uniting the party. If, as many commentators are predicting, Jeremy Corbyn is victorious, one of his biggest challenges will be to get the Parliamentary Labour Party behind him. Many have [...]

  • Putin is about to win his cynical bet in Ukraine: The West is truly dead

    August 23, 2015

    I am becoming worryingly convinced that Vladimir Putin must be a big fan of this column. Just a few days on from me revealing that he is odds-on favourite to become the super-villain in the next Bond caper, the Russian President confirmed my worst suspicions. Falling back on one of his late-Roger-Moore-era stunts, Putin piloted [...]

  • Can shipping brokers ride out the rougher seas?

    August 18, 2015

    Commodity turmoil could blow the shipping industry off course. The wider effects of stormy conditions in the global commodities market are emer­ging as more companies reveal tumbling earnings. Shipping company Clarksons yes­terday published profits of £6.2m, down 36.7 per cent on the first six months of the previous year, citing “severe challenges faced by the [...]

  • Jaguar’s XF is a practical beast

    August 17, 2015

    When Jaguar launched the XE, it brought London to a standstill. It was helicoptered over the Thames, chased by a flotilla of speedboats, then escorted through the city by classic Mark II Jaguar police cars. Arriving at a celeb-packed Earls Court, it was serenaded by pop princess Emeli Sande, who performed a new song written [...]

  • Sunsets, good music and great TV: These are the top 10 keys to happiness

    August 10, 2015

    Whole industries have been built on the back of schemes to help people find happiness – but it seems the ultimate key to joy is surprisingly straightforward: a good, old-fashioned sunset. That's according to a new study, which found 52 per cent of people cite beautiful sunsets as one of the top 10 pleasures that [...]

  • Disruptive integration: AllTogetherNow’s Conor McNicholas explains why firms struggle with digital

    August 9, 2015

    For a brand to make a big impact, a multifaceted campaign combining analytics, creative, media buying and more is now a requirement. But coordinating different specialists working on one campaign can be difficult, and agency models have begun to change so clients can be offered an end-to-end marketing solution. Former NME and Top Gear editor [...]

  • Why the office is killing your creativity dead

    August 7, 2015

    Staying late at work is a sign of inefficiency rather than dedication   This short article was written in the following places: on the stairs of Opera Holland Park; by the carousel at Heathrow’s Terminal 5; at a themed house party; and at home while watching The Bridge.   Inspiration never comes when required. The [...]

  • Premier League Fantasy Football: Phil Jagielka, Troy Deeney and nine bargain buy players under £7m

    August 4, 2015

    The Premier League season is just days away and so it's time to sign up to your office's fantasy football league and prepare for nine months of desperate dithering on Friday evenings over what transfers your team needs. Read more: Premier League summer transfer window in one graph Perhaps you're already at that stage, building draft [...]

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