August, the month of medals and muddles
In spite of the reservations of many whether the Olympics should have gone ahead at all this year, the event seems to have risen to the occasion. In... Read more »
In spite of the reservations of many whether the Olympics should have gone ahead at all this year, the event seems to have risen to the occasion. In... Read more »
It was hard not to be impressed when LegalZoom’s shares opened 31 per cent above the company’s offer price on its Nasdaq debut earlier this month,... Read more »
Did you know it’s ten years since the introduction of the UK’s primary anti-corruption law, the Bribery Act 2010? There can be fewer pieces of... Read more »
The Bank of England has just raised its growth forecast following its Monetary Policy Report on Thursday. Their previous forecast of 5% now looks too... Read more »
The business pages are full of CEOs redefining how the post-virus response will place their company in tune to the new zeitgeist. Alistair Osborne in... Read more »
Last month I wrote on this blog how nice it will be soon - at last - to go to a pub. Regrettably a recent survey of tied publicans, i.e. those who... Read more »
A new survey published by AAT (the Association of Accounting Technicians) has revealed that MPs overwhelmingly support AAT’s recommendation for... Read more »
I can highly recommend a browse around the ICAEW’s Corporate Finance section on its website. Recently I discovered this gem, drafted by Jon Moulton,... Read more »
Written at the request of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s masterful analysis of how an economic value could be... Read more »
There’s a lot of restructuring of businesses at present taking place as they right-size for the post-pandemic lockdown. Once the government’s... Read more »
