Hints and tips:
...I mean, there is a shared responsibility that says nobody wants to kill the industry, but it needs to make sure that as it moves forward, it’s doing so in a legally defensible way....
...This is not a long-term solution, however. As Brown points out, “we can’t go on pinching” other countries’ talent indefinitely....
...I've been doing it self-employed eight years here in Coffeeville. So tell us a little bit about the bank in Coffeeville. Where my business is located is just actually footsteps away from the bank....
...Adam Marshall, director-general of the British Chambers of Commerce, said that the six-month delay could only be a “temporary solution” and should not distract from the need to focus on improving border...
...Richard Portes, professor of Economics, London Business School: Lag. Covid-19 and incoherent policies....
...One solution could be to tie executive compensation to ESG goals. Companies have started doing this in piecemeal approaches that do not actually change corporate behaviour....
...In an unsurprising whipsaw, the Chinese government issued a countrywide ban on domestic companies doing any new business with the conglomerate....
...Richard Portes, professor of economics, London Business School: No. Badly. Adam Posen, president of the Peterson Institute: No....
...You need tents to house acts, complex electrical routes including generators, refrigeration units, kitchen equipment and core IT infrastructure.”...
...Richard Morgan – a classic-car enthusiast, racing driver and electrical engineer, who formerly worked in the energy-efficiency industry helping giant companies such as Walmart and Tesco to reduce their power...
...Even so, the US is not doing so badly — the number of Americans who make it to 90 has tripled since 1980....
...LexisNexis Risk Solutions....
...Richard Portes, professor of economics, London Business School “Resurgence” is a strong word, suggesting we might return to rapid productivity growth....
...Richard Portes, professor of economics, London Business School Feel about the same as 12 months ago. I was “pessimistic” then, [and there is] no reason to see prospects improve....
...First, they offered retailers a simple technical solution for the ability to offer free gifts in return for custom and loyalty: the stamp....
...Richard Portes, professor of economics, London Business School Net immigration from EU likely to fall regardless of policy tightening — economic forces and perceptions of UK....
...In doing so he will most likely err on the side of caution with the pace of adjustment and as such fall short of his targets....
...David Whittaker, managing director of buy-to-let broker Mortgages for Business, predicts higher lending capacity next year among specialist lenders looking for business from bigger landlords, as well as...
...Few captured the mood as well as Martin Ford in The Rise of the Robots, the winner of the FT and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award, which painted a bleak picture of the upheavals that would come as...
...Alfred P Sloan He trained as an electrical engineer and started in business devising roller bearings, writes Robert Wright....
...Anne Richards, who trained as an electrical and electronics engineer before rising to become chief investment officer at Aberdeen Asset Management, says this is partly because women develop an awareness...
...Doing so would make a lot of sense so long as the plan was credible to financial markets. Patrick Minford, Cardiff University No; and it does matter....
...Barton, who now works at the file sharing service Dropbox, came up with the idea while doing an MBA at Berkeley’s Haas School of Business....
...Professor Richard Portes, London Business School: Scrap ‘Help to Buy’ – yesterday. And FPC should regulate LTV – tightly....
...Professor Richard Portes, London Business School: The principle of forward guidance is right. The initial announcement gave an overly complex set of conditions and therefore wasn’t clear guidance....
International Edition