PODCAST: Why is financial inclusion still an issue in the UK?
Join Barbara Pianese as she speaks to Kate Pender, chief executive of Fair4All Finance, about recent developments regarding financial inclusion in the UK.
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What the G20 Can Do for Green Growth
The G20 has both the opportunity and the obligation to lead the way toward new economic growth pathways that are aligned with global climate and
How commercial EVs and infrastructure are shaping the decarbonisation of road transport
Despite the slowdown in passenger EV sales, commercial electric vehicles and their infrastructure continue to grow. What will it take to accelerate their adoption and
Europe markets watchdog bids to become EU’s version of SEC – The Financial Times
The EU’s financial markets watchdog wants expanded powers to oversee major stock exchanges and other critical parts of the bloc’s financial infrastructure, as it bids
Why the West faces new inflation fears – The Economist
Central bankers have avoided celebrations and declarations of victory. They know full well that consumers and firms, stung by the highest inflation since the 1970s,
Crises at Boeing and Intel Are a National Emergency – WSJ
A generation ago, any list of America’s most admired manufacturers would have had Intel and Boeing near the top. Today, both are on the ropes.
Once You Try a Four-Day Workweek, It’s Hard to Go Back – Bloomberg
Germany’s brief experiment with a four-day workweek is over, but for many of the businesses that participated, there’s no going back. “I don’t want to
Google to buy nuclear power for AI datacentres in ‘world first’ deal – The Guardian
Google has signed a “world first” deal to buy energy from a fleet of mini nuclear reactors to generate the power needed for the rise
PODCAST: Why the pandemic couldn’t kill the 100-hour week
Bankers and lawyers have long had punishing work schedules. Has the pandemic – and a widespread move towards flexible working – changed that? Guest host
Global Inflationary Episode Offers Lessons for Monetary Policy
The inflation surge over the past three years followed a unique disruption to the global economy. Pandemic lockdowns initially tilted demand away from services and