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  • Investing in automation: If robots are coming for your job, how can you make money out of it?

    February 7, 2017

    "Robots are coming to take our jobs,” scream the headlines. The debate around automation has become alarmingly dichotomous – either your job requires skills which are resistant to computers and machines, or you’re destined for the scrap heap. The reality is probably more nuanced. According to the McKinsey Global Institute, it is unlikely that specific jobs [...]

  • Why England players will have shuddered at Eddie Jones’s assessment of the France win

    February 6, 2017

    As bruised England players pored over the Sunday papers while tackling a breakfast of serving bowls of cereal and kilos of back bacon, they would have been unnerved digesting Eddie Jones’s post-match remarks. The head coach blamed himself for the dull performance in England’s narrow 19-16 win over France on Saturday, saying that he didn't [...]

  • Winning streak is giving England the confidence to be calm under extreme pressure, insists fly-half George Ford

    February 6, 2017

    Fly-half George Ford insists that England’s record-breaking winning streak has infused the players with a sense of clarity during the most challenging moments of matches. England set a national record of 15 successive victories on Saturday when they began the defence of their Six Nations crown with a 19-16 triumph over rivals France at Twickenham. [...]

  • Estee Lauder’s share price climbs as it grows sales

    February 2, 2017

    Beauty group Estee Lauder Companies' share price climbed four per cent as it reported strong sales in its second quarter results. The figures The company – which owns brands such as MAC, Clinique and Bobbi Brown – reported net sales of $3.21bn (£2.56bn) for the quarter ending 31 December, up three per cent as compared to the [...]

  • Bosses should speak out on political events

    February 1, 2017

    Business and their top executives are understandably nervous about jumping into political storms. Speaking out during times of unrest holds many risks. People disagreeing with your view are quick to encourage boycotts on social media, while an army of risk-averse corporate PR men and women will warn their bosses of potential harm to a company’s [...]

  • These are the funniest tweets from the UK protests against Donald Trump’s travel ban

    January 31, 2017

    Tens of thousands of people took to the streets last night to protest against US President Donald Trump's ban on visitors from seven Middle Eastern countries. Controversy has brewed in the UK over whether Trump should come on a state visit. He has been invited, but more than one million people have signed a petition saying [...]

  • China, Mexico, Japan: Who’s afraid of Trump’s protectionism?

    January 31, 2017

    Anyone hoping that Donald Trump’s campaign promises were just talk can’t have been encouraged by this weekend’s events. Stock markets fell and the dollar was volatile yesterday on the news that the President had signed an executive order banning the entry of people from seven countries. Assumptions that he would row back from his more protectionist [...]

  • Now Ford has spoken out against Donald Trump’s travel ban

    January 30, 2017

    The two top executives at the US' largest carmaker have waded into the row over Donald Trump's decision to ban citizens of seven Middle Eastern and North African countries from travelling to the US, saying it "goes against our values as a company". Reuters reported Ford's executive chairman Bill Ford Jr and chief exec Mark [...]

  • US giant Ford criticised after Mustang sports car scores just two stars in crash tests

    January 25, 2017

    US car giant Ford has been criticised by industry body Thatcham Research after its Mustang sports car achieved just two stars in official European crash tests. The Euro New Car Assessment Programme (NCAP) puts all new cars through thorough crash tests and awards them a star rating out of five. Recent changes have made it [...]

  • Donald Trump urges car giants Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler to build new plants in the US

    January 25, 2017

    US President Donald Trump has urged the heads of car companies to boost production in the US and promised to slash “out of control” regulations to attract more investment. Trump yesterday also signed executive orders for construction of the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines, which had been thrown into doubt under his [...]

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