Can AI solve Britain’s productivity puzzle?
The UK has a long-running productivity problem. Since the financial crisis, growth in output rates has been weak…
Who will pay for Burnham’s Britain?
Prime ministers who resign are almost always the architects of their own downfall. Most have to be nudged…
Britain’s leader(s) need to decide on defence
Two years in, Labour’s promise of a strong government delivering growth, pro-business policies, stability and no income tax…
Don’t be fooled by London’s takeover premiums
The US market’s top tier of listed companies could soon welcome three new entrants as a batch of…
Britain’s problems don’t end with the war
We’ve been here before. The on-off, distinctly fragile ceasefire in the US and Israeli war with Iran has…