Killing Kittens, the UK-based sex party organiser partly backed by the government, is raising funds to fuel its global expansion and develop new ventures, including a permanent venue, cruise ship events, and a gay male-focused enterprise. KK Group, operating under ...
Today we explore the bullish sentiment that has taken SPX valuations to the moon. There are many out there that believe we have hit a plateau on prices that will continue permanently. We talk about the quote: “Stock prices have ...
As Joseph Schumpeter noted, markets need “creative destruction” to survive and advance. However, Europe‘s Digital Market Act (DMA)—while written to ostensibly protect competition—gives the digital economy uncreative destruction. ...
Employers are preparing to relocate tens of thousands of British jobs overseas in response to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s recent Budget, leading recruitment experts have warned. James Reed, chief executive of recruitment giant Reed, revealed that companies are exploring shifting roles ...
Growing a business is an exhilarating journey filled with opportunities and challenges alike. Yet, as a company expands, its legal landscape becomes increasingly complex. Regulatory obligations, contractual agreements, and employment laws all demand meticulous attention to detail, leaving little room ...
Good morning and welcome to this week’s Flight Path. Equities saw the “Go” trend continue this week but we saw weaker aqua bars at the end of the week. Treasury bond prices painted strong purple “NoGo” bars as the weight of ...
Amy LePore joins Bob to talk about FEMA’s poor track record in recent disasters but also going back to Hurricane Katrina. ...
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Begbies Traynor, one of Britain’s leading corporate restructuring firms, anticipates a rise in the number of businesses facing financial distress in the coming months due to the recent budget changes. The company expects that the Chancellor’s decision to increase employers’ ...
Donald Trump’s proposals to impose hefty tariffs on goods entering the United States could deliver a £20 billion blow to the British economy, analysts have warned. The President-elect’s plan to levy a 60% tariff on Chinese products sold to American ...