

Why Ex-forces personnel have the skills for creating great businesses
AT THE RECENT Scottish Ex-Forces in Business Awards, I was delighted and honoured to be named their ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ for 2021. To be
AT THE RECENT Scottish Ex-Forces in Business Awards, I was delighted and honoured to be named their ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ for 2021. To be
I WAS SURPRISED at the weekend to read that Australia was pressuring the UK to exclude ‘binding commitments’ to the Paris Climate Change Agreement from
THE PRESSURE GROUP Extinction Rebellion has garnered considerable publicity in recent weeks with its demands for policy changes to mitigate Global Warming. Their demands are
WHEN I first read the Prime Minister’s new Brexit deal back in 2019 one thing, perhaps more than any other, jumped out at me. It
MOST PEOPLE probably don’t realise New Zealand has a similar land mass to the UK – NZ is the 75th largest country in the world, just
‘DIVERSITY’ is the new religion of the 21st Century, and strict adherence to its teachings is mandatory. For some, success is not judged by ledgers
IN PART FIVE of this series (link here) I wrote about the growing inflationary risk fuelled primarily by a perfect storm of massive fiscal expansion
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION recently announced that the EU will be allowing farmers to feed farm animals food known as Processed Animal Protein (PAP) made from
THE MASKING of the Italian Non-Performing Loan (NPL) situation via dodgy accounting and false deconsolidation merits far greater profile. Italian banks are more at risk – and
IN ITS ENTHUSIASM to wage war on Brexit the EU is, for the first time in its history, decisively and determinedly sacrificing the principle of
RISHI SUNAK has been lauded generally by the media. Many ascribe him with an economic and fiscal sureness of hand which is hard to fathom.
WITH ALL EYES focused on COVID and its associated costs in lives and treasure, another much more deadly and morbid affliction threatens to sink our