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  • Let’s not squander this unique opportunity to harness the benefits of a new model for work

    July 30, 2020

    It’s no stretch to say that, without remote working, thousands of businesses would have ground to a halt over lockdown.  The mass work-from-home experiment over the past four months has not only saved them, but shown that it is possible to fundamentally shift ways of working while continuing to be productive and deliver results. Before [...]

  • Rio Tinto touts ‘V-shaped’ China recovery as it beats profit expectations

    July 29, 2020

    Rio Tinto said today it saw a sharp V-shaped recovery in China as stimulus spurred industrial activity, helping its first-half profit handily beat market expectations. Rio Tinto is the first of the major iron ore miners to report results from a first half marked by coronavirus-induced disruptions but also by high iron ore prices. “We [...]

  • Corruption in politics? It’s just business as usual

    July 28, 2020

    Robert Wood Johnson IV is not a name which necessarily springs even to the more well-informed lips.  “Woody”, as he is far better known, is the American ambassador to London — a post he assumed almost three years ago at the request of Donald Trump. His background is not in diplomacy: he is part of [...]

  • Want a recovery that works for everyone? Fix the injustices in the tax system

    July 27, 2020

    The lockdown shone a spotlight onto a two-speed, two-nation Britain, where better-paid white-collar professionals worked from home, while less well-off key workers had to keep travelling to work, often on crowded public transport, to do riskier jobs. Even worse, it turned out that those less well-off key workers were paying much higher tax rates than [...]

  • 3D printing takes on new dimensions

    July 24, 2020

    3D printing’s evolution has dished up developments galore to chew over recently. Six months ago a company ‘making’ a (plant-based) steak captured headlines, with the BBC asking: ‘would you eat a ‘steak’ printed by robots?’. The same firm – a Barcelona start-up, NovaMeat – was in the headlines again a couple of months ago, unveiling [...]

  • Why investing sustainably can get you better income and better outcomes

    July 23, 2020

    For those that remain sceptical, we show that an integrated ESG approach can improve income stability. Not only is it possible to combine income investing and sustainable investing, we believe you can actually make your income more resilient, smooth and reliable by investing sustainably. Many things have changed for investors in a post Covid-19 world, but [...]

  • Londoners spark online shopping revolution during lockdown

    July 22, 2020

    Londoners have catalysed an online shopping revolution, according to new research, after shoppers in the capital contributed the biggest spike in online sales in the UK during the Covid-19 pandemic. A new report by packaging firm DS Smith showed that  62 per cent of 2,000 Londoners surveyed increased their online shopping habits during lockdown, helping [...]

  • Facebook flags Trump post on mail-in voting

    July 21, 2020

    Facebook today placed a so-called voting info disclaimer on US President Donald Trump’s post on mail-in voting, following criticism of the social network’s relaxed approach to regulating the President’s content. “Mail-In Voting, unless changed by the courts, will lead to the most CORRUPT ELECTION in our Nation’s History! #RIGGEDELECTION,” Trump wrote in the post. Nearly [...]

  • Linkedin to cut 960 jobs in pandemic restructuring

    July 21, 2020

    Linkedin is to cut around 960 jobs, or six per cent of its workforce, as it struggles to maintain demand for its products during the pandemic. The Microsoft-owned professional social network helps workers find new roles and recruiters source fresh talent. The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on global employment has left Linkedin with falling [...]

  • Effective and efficient capital markets in an increasingly digitised world

    July 21, 2020

    The past few months have seen a real shift in the way we are all living and working. Many of the previously accepted ways of doing things are suddenly no more, and the appetite for doing things differently and embracing new modus operandi is now rife, globally. We are witnessing a real paradigm shift, and [...]

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