Prem Sikka – The state still matters: Why the private sector doesn’t have all the solutions September 5, 2018 Mathew D. Rose Corruption, EU politics, Lobbying, National Politics, Regulation 0 When the UK private sector has been reluctant to embrace risks, the state has stepped in Read here LinkPrem Sikka
Economics CNBC: Tech is hitting the brakes on hiring even as other industries keep adding jobs May 14, 2022 Mathew D. Rose Economics, Finance 0 While the overall job market is red hot, several tech companies have recently announced hiring freezes and layoffs. Economists don’t yet think that the tech slowdown necessarily means a broader hiring slowdown is on the […]
Finance CNBC: ‘Driven to destitution’: Delivery riders in Britain are struggling as takeout orders plummet April 28, 2020 Mathew D. Rose Finance, Gig Economy 0 Restaurant closures and a crashing economy has left riders across the UK struggling to make ends meet. Read here
Austerity Ben Wray: May’s demise may just be the end of the beginning for the Conservative Party’s decline May 25, 2019 David Shirreff Austerity, National Politics, Political Parties 0 Ben Wray of CommonSpace analyses what Theresa May’s resignation may mean for her own fractious party Read here
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