The Rise of “History by Theory”
How should we approach the study of history? An unfortunate trend has been to implement “history by theory” in which practitioners take
Two hundred UK firms cement four-day week as new norm
Two hundred British companies have now made the four-day working week a permanent fixture for all staff—without cutting salaries—a move heralded by
AI-fuelled job automation set to widen inequality in the UK, warns report
The rapid automation of millions of jobs through artificial intelligence could intensify economic inequality across the UK unless the government steps in
The Problem with “Birthright Citizenship”
In the 1870s and 1880s, and through the 1920s, it's clear that many legislators and judges did not agree that birthright citizenship
British businesses brace for fresh downturn amid rising costs and tax burdens
British companies fear a “significant fall” in their trading prospects over the next few months, raising concerns about further job losses and
Should Inflation Be Defined Only as Price Increases?
Mainstream economists define “inflation” as general increases in consumer and producer prices. Yet, such a definition misses why prices increase in the
GRYD Energy raises £1M to roll out zero-cost solar subscriptions nationwide
London-based solar tech startup GRYD Energy has secured £1 million in pre-seed funding to scale its subscription-based solar and battery systems across
Gresham House Ventures invests €4.25m in accessibility platform Mobility Mojo
Gresham House Ventures has committed €4.25 million to Dublin-based Mobility Mojo, a SaaS platform that helps organisations audit and enhance the accessibility
Government calls for small businesses to enter ‘Made in the UK, Sold to the World’ export awards
British SMEs are being encouraged to enter a government-run award scheme designed to celebrate exporting success, with previous winners crediting the accolades