We must not allow a potentially hostile foreign power gain a grip over our nuclear industry
Nevertheless, even at this late hour it’s still not too late to switch back to a more sensible course of...
Month: July 2020
Five charts that show the unemployment dam is about to break
Mark Twain once said that there are “lies, damned lies, and statistics” and the latest official figures on the jobs...
The death of the commuter is an extinction-level event for London
This was the week when the penny finally dropped. The prevalence of coronavirus may have collapsed across Britain, but we...
More savers ditch ‘final salary’ pensions as cash transfer values reach all-time high
Pension savers are becoming increasingly enticed into transferring their pot as the amount of cash they can receive for pulling...
The hydrogen revolution is marvellous chance for Britain, if it does not throw away the prize
The UK has another advantage. Hydrogen is expensive to store. The cheapest option is to use salt caverns and this...
Time for Dixons to cut off its Carphone connection
Baldock is convinced that with the Carphone stores out of the way and customers soon able to take up less...
Amanda Staveley became an ‘irritant’ in Barclays fundraising, court hears
Financier Amanda Staveley has been accused of becoming an "irritant" during Barclays' 2008 fundraising that is at the centre of her £1.6bn legal battle with the...
Burger King explains dangers of cow farts in video starring viral yodeling kid
Dive Brief: Burger King released an educational video that uses a quirky song to illustrate the negative environmental impact of...
Marketers to focus ad spend on regional, digital media in 2020’s 2nd half
Dive Brief: More than half (54%) of marketers will cut ad spend in Q3 from a year earlier, a slight...
Facebook considers political ad ban through November
Dive Brief: Facebook is considering a ban on political ads to its social network as the U.S. election in November...
