The Prime Minister needs to do much better. He should take a leaf out of Lord Frost’s book and set out a detailed post-Brexit plan.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Despite soaring oil prices, investors are ditching Shell and BP shares.
A firm making a bid for a strategically-sensitive company may look “Western” even though it’s ultimately owned by the Chinese state.
Local architects are being left in limbo in the Labour-dominated council.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: With the Bank of England still clinging to rock-bottom rates it’s starting to look like the Treasury is pulling the strings.
Consumers aren’t mindless victims of omnipotent advertising – it’s the firms who buy the ads that are being duped.
Instead of focussing on boosting productivity, the Prime Minister is sticking to the fantasy that Brexit will boost wages.
Tax havens may be sunny places for shady people, but the problem is that many of their dealings are legal.
Business may have just got its head round carbon reporting, but working out the monetary value of a company’s impact on air, water and soil is not too far away.
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