Editorial
11 December 2020
The UK currently faces two seismic events – Brexit and COVID-19. Whatever your views are on how successive governments have handled these events, it is apparent that both have had, and will continue…
18 September 2020
5G sounds impressive and the term is bandied throughout mainstream media as though it’s a single technological solution that will solve all of our data transfer issues.
12 June 2020
I had hoped that by the time of writing this article, we would be nearing the end of the Covid-19 episode and that my chosen title would have fitted the ascent out of the doldrums of viral recession.
12 March 2020
Michael Bray explores how the rise of plant-based food and beverages across the meat and dairy substitute markets is impacting the industry.
10 December 2019
In this article James Ayling glances back at the competing powertrains of the 19th century, compares the total cost of ownership and powertrains of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) and Internal…
19 September 2019
The G7 is Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom and the United States plus an EU representation. Together the G7 represents about 40% of global GDP. The same coordinated leadership…
20 June 2019
Whilst I don’t think I have the answers to why populism is prevalent now...
15 March 2019
The news anchor was typically brash, and with some gusto was gesticulating and talking about Trade Wars and other news deemed negative to market developments. He then switched over to his ‘charts guy’…
11 December 2018
By my calculations that means viewers have spent at least 31,000 days hearing Donald Trump talk about the East Asian powerhouse. With these numbers in mind, YouTube watching economists would be…
25 September 2018
To date, Trump has slapped a 25% tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods. He also mooted a 10% levy on an additional $200 billion of imports. China retaliated with tariffs on $50 billion of…
20 June 2018
At the same time, unemployment in the US fell from an estimated 6% in 1910 to 4% in 2018. Workers have re-trained, re-skilled and improvements in productivity, alongside growth in GDP, over that time…
23 February 2018
Well, time has moved on and, whilst I have not joined the Labour Party, I am certainly keen to understand its policies and where they are heading. In particular whether the Labour Party is painfully…
5 December 2017
15 years on from that speech, 20 years on from the introduction of central bank independence in the UK and shortly after the first rate hike in ten years, I thought it important to revisit this topic…
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