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  • Has the business world found its purpose? Trust, but verify

    January 29, 2020

    Last week’s Davos carnival was an orgy of virtue signalling. A group of senior executives flew in on private jets to talk about how to tackle climate change.  Leaders of companies that have been highly active in lobbying for corporate tax breaks signed a letter calling for higher taxes on the rich if we are [...]

  • Friday marks the end of the beginning of the Brexit battle

    January 29, 2020

    One of Winston Churchill’s many gifts was his ability to summon the force of his rhetoric as a means of divining the feeling of the British nation.  His passionate invocations in the dark days of the summer of 1940, when the UK stood alone against the Nazi menace, were masterpieces of fighting spirit, helping to [...]

  • Investors in Neil Woodford’s frozen flagship fund get first payout

    January 28, 2020

    Hundreds of thousands of investors trapped in the flagship fund of disgraced stockpicker Neil Woodford are facing steep losses, as details emerge of the first payout since the fund was gated in June.  Initial payments of between 46.3p and 58.9p per share will be made to investors, administrator Link Fund Solutions said in an update [...]

  • With 100 days to go, can Sadiq Khan lose the 2020 London mayoral election?

    January 28, 2020

    Even Sadiq Khan’s biggest critics would acknowledge his skill in working a crowd. The mayor of London glides from person to person, selfie to selfie, handshake to handshake. At a time when politicians are not exactly enjoying public favour, he seems to have plenty of Londoners firmly on his side.  The response toward Khan by [...]

  • Mike Ashley in talks to sell Newcastle United for £340m

    January 26, 2020

    Retail tycoon Mike Ashley is in talks to sell Newcastle United football club to a consortium including Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund for £340m.  The billionaire owner of Sports Direct – recently renamed Frasers Group – bought Newcastle United in 2007 but is now in talks with a group led by British financier Amanda Staveley [...]

  • Build it better: How the office of the future can help save the planet

    January 23, 2020

    Climate change is the headline topic in Davos this week, where business leaders and politicians have gathered for the World Economic Forum. Activist Greta Thunberg told the gathered elite that their inaction over the climate was “fuelling the flames by the hour”.  While many may dismiss her warnings (President Donald Trump earlier urged leaders to [...]

  • Liquidity concerns mount as investors pull £1bn from Mark Barnett’s Invesco funds

    January 22, 2020

    Investors pulled at least £1bn from Invesco funds managed by Mark Barnett in the final quarter of 2019 amid mounting concerns over liquidity following the collapse of Neil Woodford’s investment empire.  Estimates from financial data provider Morningstar suggest the three funds managed by Barnett — Invesco Income, High Income, and UK Strategic Income — suffered [...]

  • Sajid Javid denies ‘no alignment’ with EU plan will hit manufacturers

    January 21, 2020

    Sajid Javid has denied the government’s policy of “no alignment” with European Union rules will damage the manufacturing industry. The chancellor was asked whether comments made over the weekend that some firms would not benefit from Brexit meant he was prepared to sacrifice some UK manufacturers.  He said: “No, not at all. We look forward [...]

  • Move over, ‘Davos Man’, climate is the big issue this year

    January 21, 2020

    It’s that time of the year again: policymakers, politicians, bankers, activists, journalists, and a swathe of cameras are descending upon the snowy peaks of Davos for the World Economic Forum (WEF).   Once branded the playground for the elite, epitomised by the stereotypical champagne swashing “Davos Man”, this year the gathering ostensibly seems to be morphing [...]

  • In the impeachment saga, Trump Derangement Syndrome is destroying the Democrats

    January 20, 2020

    In politics, as in life, hatred can get in the way. And the base of the Democratic party, even more than its leadership, hates Donald Trump beyond reason. Over the impeachment saga, hatred is killing them.  There are, of course, myriad reasons — some of which I share — to despise the President. Trump’s ugly braggadocio, [...]

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