Neil Colins’ Notebook: Dumping the shares of the big oil companies on ESG grounds is foolish as they are the ones which will emerge with the new green energy.
Household income is not keeping up with the rising cost of living. Johnson and Sunak must fundamentally reform the economy and put it on a path to faster growth and prosperity.
There’s a world-wide decline in companies listing on public markets and London needs reform – but the City is far from finished.
Shortages of lorry drivers, hospitality staff and agricultural workers are the exception, not the rule.
Neo-liberalism has given way to neo-statism, inverting Reagan’s notion that “government is the problem, not the solution”.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: The OBR cements its place as an economic oracle, Drax is ditched from the clean energy index, and Aston Martin drums up cash.
Daily Briefing: The Chancellor turned his back completely on a decade of Conservative cuts in a Budget that made £150bn of extra spending commitments.
Sunak’s long-awaited ‘post-Covid’ budget will have big implications for the economy, business, cost of living, levelling up and education.
The Chancellor’s tax-and-spend Budget doesn’t make the tax and public service reforms needed to get more from less.
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