Simplifying Unilever is a complicated task
A who’s who of City heavyweights objected to the move, including Aviva Investors, Columbia Threadneedle, Legal & General Investment Management...
Analysis
The rise and rise of Elon Musk’s $190bn Tesla
This claim led to him being fined by US financial regulators and told not to tweet without legal oversight – something...
Media industry needs protection from the onslaught of Covid and big tech
The health of our publishers is at risk due to the ongoing loss of advertising revenue, not just because of...
Retail and food sectors on furlough life support as more job cuts loom
Each month families are saving hundreds of pounds because they cannot get to shops and restaurants or spend on holidays,...
China’s threat to boycott Britain’s insane nuclear plan is wonderful news
If China pulls the plug, it clarifies the issue. We can bin the whole misguided notion of nuclear expansion and...
Unilever makes second attempt to merge UK and Dutch arms
Unilever will make a second attempt at unifying its business, ending its joint Anglo-Dutch structure and making London its headquarters. ...
Big Tech can solve university funding crisis
While top tier universities like Oxford or Cambridge are unlikely to have a problem filling spaces – although even they will...
Buyers return to the property market, but this bounce could be short-lived, warn estate agents
Property demand has risen sharply as buyers return to the market, but this short-lived bounce will not be enough to...
The furlough loophole employers are using to underpay redundant staff
A loophole in the Government’s Job Retention scheme is allowing employers to pay their furloughed staff reduced wages during their...
Freelance mothers threaten to sue Government over ‘discriminatory’ state aid scheme
Self-employed mothers have threatened to sue Chancellor Rishi Sunak and the Government for discriminating against women when providing income support to...
