Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng says he may go VEGAN to help combat climate change as he warns ‘lifestyle’ changes will be necessary to hit the Government’s emissions targets Government has pledged to cut emissions by 78 per cent on 1990 levels by
The Yale academic behind a series of summits for business leaders had defended his sessions against claims of being ‘woke’, saying: ‘Maybe it’s a good idea to awaken to social justice.’ Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, senior associate dean for executive programs at Yale School of
London’s City University will rename its prestigious Cass Business School in honour of statistician Thomas Bayes – due to Sir John Cass’s links to slavery. The business school, in Islington, London, was named after the 17th Century merchant in 2001 following a donation
The last year has been challenging for everyone, but has been particularly tough for those who own and run small businesses. And while some have been able to switch to an online-only model, or pivot to a different kind of trade, for
Nigel Farage has been spotted enjoying himself on a Caribbean island after slipping away from coronavirus restrictions in the UK. Exclusive pictures given to MailOnline show the former UKIP and Brexit Party leader at a restaurant bar overlooking turquoise seas on the
Boris Johnson’s claim that he didn’t meddle in a Saudi bid to buy a top English football team was in doubt last night after it emerged he said ‘brilliant’ when told the deal was set to go ahead. The Prime Minister’s jubilant
Labour backlash as it emerges lobbying firm chief is on board of business appointments watchdog – but chair Lord Pickles says his expertise has been ‘useful’ Labour anger after it emerged lobbyist is serving on board of Acoba watchdog Head of the
As non-essential retail, pubs, beauty salons and more reopen their doors after over four months, small businesses are more positive about their prospects than ever. According to the latest study by the Federation of Small Businesses, two-thirds of respondents expect their performance
More than 100 corporate leaders joined in a Zoom call on Saturday to discuss ways in which they could counter new voting regulations which many see as a move to reduce electoral participation. Their call was convened in response to new rules
Optimism among Britain’s business leaders hits record levels as nation takes a major step out of lockdown Finance chiefs at leading companies are expecting a strong recovery in profits over the next 12 months At the same time expectations for hiring and