There are two sides to every story, even the sorry tale of Thames Water
Chairman Sir Adrian Montague is not the one who profited off mismanagement. He was called upon by the government to take the poisoned chalice.
Chairman Sir Adrian Montague is not the one who profited off mismanagement. He was called upon by the government to take the poisoned chalice.
Chairman, Sir Adrian Montague, insists the company “deserves a fresh start” with a massive infusion of our money. You have to admire his chutzpah.
Compared to many of the fixes touted for Britain’s productivity problem, improving the quality of management practices is relatively straightforward.
He really Asda do better.
Corporate confidence has risen sharply following the UK general election, according to a new Deloitte survey.
Small businesses provide half of the country’s wealth and the bulk of all private sector jobs yet they have been ignored by Starmer’s new policies.
A Labour government will press more equality or climate legislation on companies, accompanied by a furious backlash from the Right.
We used to worry that “peak oil” meant that we were running out of the stuff. This has morphed into a forecast of chronic surplus.
Rachel Reeves has vowed to lead the most “pro-growth Treasury in our country’s history”.
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