Retail sales growth to slow across US and Europe in 2026, Bain forecasts
Retail sales growth is expected to slow across the US, UK and major European economies in 2026 as consumers continue to feel
Labour MPs urge chancellor to halt business rates rise for music venues
Nearly 50 Labour MPs have written to the chancellor calling for an immediate halt to a planned rise in business rates for
We Can Have Unity or We Can Have Freedom. We Can’t Have Both.
While unity sounds like a nice thing to have, when it comes to politics and nation-states, experience repeatedly shows that unity is
India and EU strike landmark trade deal after two decades of talks
India and the European Union have announced a landmark trade agreement, ending nearly 20 years of stop-start negotiations as both sides seek
Poundland partners with Retail Trust to strengthen mental health support for staff
Poundland has joined forces with the retail industry charity Retail Trust to expand mental health and wellbeing support for its 12,000 employees
Daoism and the Limits of Rule: Ethical Anarchism Without Natural Rights
While libertarians like to think of political libertarianism as a peculiarly western concept, it turns out that classical Daoist thinkers wrote about
High Court fast-tracks judicial review into inheritance tax relief reforms
The High Court has granted an urgent hearing to a judicial review challenging the Government’s proposed changes to inheritance tax reliefs for
University of Salford innovation centre secures £2.5m and supports 330 local businesses
More than 330 businesses across Greater Manchester have been supported to grow, innovate and improve productivity through the University of Salford’s Centre
Revolution Bars owner set for administration with 2,200 jobs at risk
The owner of Revolution Bars is preparing to enter administration, putting as many as 2,200 jobs at risk across its UK estate. Revel






