Opinion: What the Conservatives are getting wrong in their leadership recruitment

Monday, 10 June 2019 James Reed

After Theresa May resigned, the Tory party are contesting for a leader. But what mistakes have they made in their leadership?

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Startups don’t buy Philip Hammond’s 2019 spring statement ahead of Brexit, despite “robust economy” pitch

Wednesday, 13 March 2019 Eric Johansson

From tackling late payment to promising to keep Britain at the forefront of technological innovation, Philip Hammond’s latest financial forecast had several news announcements. However, some SME leaders and business experts were left unimpressed

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Post-parliament prospects: What are these ex-politicians doing now?

Monday, 29 October 2018 Anne Struijcken

From working for Facebook to leading the Evening Standard, careers after working in politics are more diverse than you might think

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Growth of UK scaleups spikes as young founders lead the charge

Tuesday, 22 May 2018 Varsha Saraogi

With the rise in scaleups that’s been documented by Smith & Williamson the number of fast-growth companies in Britain increased by 12% in 2016

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Throwing milkshakes at far-right figureheads: How protests can boost branding

Tuesday, 28 May 2019 Eric Johansson

Nigel Farage and Tommy Robinson are among the political profiles pelted by milkshakes. Will it hurt brands to be associated with these type of incidents?

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What do UK businesses think of Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal?

Thursday, 15 November 2018 Anne Struijcken

The prime minister’s new Brexit deal with the EU has already resulted in a flurry of resignations. But as the debate about the UK’s exodus from the union continues, what do UK business leaders think of the latest developments?

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“Terrible news” – SMEs react to the cabinet reshuffle amid Brexit talks

Tuesday, 10 July 2018 Eric Johansson

David Davis and Boris Johnson resigned after they couldn’t stomach Theresa May’s soft Brexit policy. Now SMEs wonder what the future of the Brexit negotiations will mean for them

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Silicon Valley stunned after shooter injured three people at YouTube’s campus before killing herself

Thursday, 05 April 2018 Eric Johansson

Following the incident on Tuesday, tech leaders argued for more gun control. At the same time, the tragedy again showed how quickly fake news can spread online

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Opinion: What the Conservatives are getting wrong in their leadership recruitment

Startups don’t buy Philip Hammond’s 2019 spring statement ahead of Brexit, despite “robust economy” pitch

Post-parliament prospects: What are these ex-politicians doing now?

Growth of UK scaleups spikes as young founders lead the charge

Throwing milkshakes at far-right figureheads: How protests can boost branding

What do UK businesses think of Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal?

“Terrible news” – SMEs react to the cabinet reshuffle amid Brexit talks

Silicon Valley stunned after shooter injured three people at YouTube’s campus before killing herself

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